New England Economic Review

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1990, articles Nov

How diversified is New England? pp. 3-16

Eric Rosengren

Does a trend toward early retirement create problems for the economy? pp. 17-32

Gary Burtless and Alicia Munnell

New England's links to the world economy pp. 33-50

Jane Sneddon Little

On the predictive power of interest rates and interest rate spreads pp. 51-68

Ben Bernanke

1990, articles Sep

Oil shock III? pp. 3-10

Norman S. Fieleke

How does public infrastructure affect regional economic performance? pp. 11-33

Leah M. Cook and Alicia Munnell

The United States in debt pp. 34-54

Norman S. Fieleke

New England banks and the Texas experience pp. 55-62

Katerina Simons

The need to protect depositors of large banks, and the implications for powers and ownership pp. 63-75

Richard E. Randall

1990, articles Jul

Defense cutbacks and the New England economy pp. 3-24

Yolanda K. Henderson

The changing fortunes of American families in the 1980s pp. 25-40

Katharine Bradbury

Man vs. model? The role of judgment in forecasting pp. 41-52

Stephen K. McNees

The downturn in the New England economy: what lies behind it? pp. 53-65

Edward Moscovitch

1990, articles May

Central bank flexibility and the drawbacks to currency unification pp. 3-18

Geoffrey Tootell

Commerce with the newly liberalizing countries: promised land, quicksand, or what? pp. 19-33

Norman S. Fieleke

The changing American attitude toward debt, and its consequences pp. 34-39

Frank E. Morris

The case for junk bonds pp. 40-49

Eric Rosengren

1990, articles Mar

Are the distinctions between debt and equity disappearing? An overview pp. 3-10

Richard W. Kopcke and Eric Rosengren

Is leverage a tax dodge--or not? pp. 11-32

Yolanda K. Henderson

Why do New Englanders work so much? pp. 33-46

Lynn E. Browne

A call to ARMs: adjustable rate mortgages in the 1980s pp. 47-61

Joe Peek

1990, articles Jan

Why has productivity growth declined? Productivity and public investment pp. 3-22

Alicia Munnell

How natural is the natural rate of unemployment in Europe? pp. 23-36

Geoffrey Tootell

The U.S. professional sector: 1950 to 1988 pp. 37-55

Steven Sass

Taking charge: should New England increase its reliance on user charges? pp. 56-74

Robert Tannenwald

1989, articles Nov

The terms on which nations trade pp. 3-12

Norman S. Fieleke

An assessment of financial market volatility: bills, bonds, and stocks pp. 13-28

Peter Fortune

Measuring credit risk in interest rate swaps pp. 29-38

Katerina Simons

Exchange rate determination: sorting out theory and evidence pp. 39-52

Jane Marrinan

1989, articles Sep

Geographic patterns of mortgage lending in Boston, 1982-1987 pp. 3-30

Katharine Bradbury, Karl Case and Constance R. Dunham

How well do financial markets predict the inflation rate? pp. 31-46

Stephen K. McNees

The dollar, structural change and the New England miracle pp. 47-57

Jane Sneddon Little

The basic skills crisis: one bank looks at its training investment pp. 58-68

Jeannette S. Hargroves

1989, articles Jul

Can the market evaluate asset quality exposure in banks? pp. 3-24

Richard E. Randall

The roles of debt and equity in financing corporate investments pp. 25-48

Richard W. Kopcke

It's time to tax employee benefits pp. 49-63

Alicia Munnell

The emergence of the venture capital industry pp. 64-79

Yolanda K. Henderson

1989, articles May

The distributional effects of housing price booms: winners and losers in Boston, 1980-88 pp. 3-12

Karl Case and Leah M. Cook

Europe in 1992 pp. 13-26

Norman S. Fieleke

Shifting regional fortunes: the wheel turns pp. 27-40

Lynn E. Browne

The changing level and mix of federal aid to state and local governments pp. 41-55

Robert Tannenwald

1989, articles Mar

International payments imbalances in the 1980's: an overview pp. 3-15

Norman S. Fieleke

Public pension surpluses and national saving: foreign experience pp. 16-38

Nicole Ernsberger and Alicia Munnell

No gain, no pain: some consequences of taxing capital gains pp. 39-55

Richard W. Kopcke

Exchange rates and structural change in U.S. manufacturing employment pp. 56-70

Jane Sneddon Little

1989, articles Jan

Capital gains rates and revenues pp. 3-20

Yolanda K. Henderson

The labor force, unemployment rates, and wage pressures pp. 21-29

Lynn E. Browne

New banks in New England pp. 30-41

Constance R. Dunham

Why do forecasts differ? pp. 42-54

Stephen K. McNees

1988, articles Nov

Wealth transfer taxation: the relative role for estate and income taxes pp. 3-28

Nicole Ernsberger and Alicia Munnell

The behavior of home buyers in boom and post-boom markets pp. 29-46

Karl Case and Robert Shiller

Is the United States for sale? Foreign acquisitions of U.S. companies pp. 47-56

Eric Rosengren

Bank participation in real estate: conduct, risk, and regulation pp. 57-73

Steven D. Felgran

1988, articles Sep

Defense spending and high technology development: national and state issues pp. 3-22

Lynn E. Browne

Should Massachusetts reform its bank tax? pp. 23-35

Robert Tannenwald

Shifting property tax burdens in Massachusetts pp. 36-48

Katharine Bradbury

1988, articles Jul

Inflation, taxes, and interest rates pp. 3-14

Richard W. Kopcke

How accurate are macroeconomic forecasts? pp. 15-36

Stephen K. McNees

Financial intermediaries under value-added taxation pp. 37-50

Yolanda K. Henderson

Foreign investment in the United States: a cause for concern? pp. 51-58

Jane Sneddon Little

1988, articles May

At stake in the U.S.-Canada free trade agreement: modest gains or a significant setback pp. 3-20

Jane Sneddon Little

Economic interdependence between nations: reason for policy coordination? pp. 21-38

Norman S. Fieleke

The stock market and economic activity pp. 39-50

Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

Public versus private provision of retirement income pp. 51-58

Alicia Munnell

1988, articles Mar

Tax reform and stock prices pp. 3-21

Richard W. Kopcke

The merger boom: an overview pp. 22-32

Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren

Further base broadening: a possible source of tax revenues? pp. 33-45

Yolanda K. Henderson

Inflation and the excess taxation of personal interest income pp. 46-52

Joe Peek

1988, articles Jan

Planning for New England's electricity requirements pp. 3-30

Yolanda K. Henderson, George J. Houlihan, Natalie J. Inman and Richard W. Kopcke

New England approaches the 1990s pp. 31-45

Katharine Bradbury and Lynn E. Browne

Good jobs or bad jobs: what does the evidence say? pp. 46-65

Gary W. Loveman and Chris Tilly