New England Economic Review

1986 - 2004

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1987, articles Sep

Prospective nominal GNP targeting: an alternative framework for monetary policy pp. 3-9

Stephen K. McNees

The distorting effects of the inflation premium on personal income and expenditures pp. 10-24

Joe Peek

State response in New England to federal tax reform pp. 25-44

Robert Tannenwald

Prices of single-family homes since 1970: new indexes for four cities pp. 45-56

Karl Case and Robert Shiller

1987, articles Q III

New England interstate banking laws: efforts to achieve the public purpose pp. iv-xi

Constance R. Dunham

1987, articles Nov

Pension contributions and the stock market pp. 3-14

Nicole Ernsberger and Alicia Munnell

Consensus forecasts: tyranny of the majority? pp. 15-21

Stephen K. McNees

Interest rate swaps: use, risk, and prices pp. 22-32

Steven D. Felgran

Rating Massachusetts' tax competitiveness pp. 33-45

Robert Tannenwald

1987, articles Jul

The current status of our social welfare system pp. 3-12

Alicia Munnell

Should states restrict takeovers? pp. 13-21

Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren

City property taxes: the effects of economic change and competitive pressures pp. 22-36

Katharine Bradbury and Helen Ladd

Predicting commercial bank failure since deregulation pp. 37-47

Coleen C. Pantalone and Marjorie B. Platt

1987, articles May

The taxation of banks: particular privileges or objectionable burdens? pp. 3-18

Yolanda K. Henderson

The U.S. trade deficit: a perspective from selected bilateral trade models pp. 19-31

Jeffrey Bergstrand

Lessons from the income maintenance experiments: an overview pp. 32-45

Alicia Munnell

Intra-firm trade: an update pp. 46-51

Jane Sneddon Little

1987, articles Mar

Youth unemployment and the transition from school to work: programs in Boston, Frankfurt, and London pp. 3-16

William J. Spring

Financial assets, interest rates, and money growth pp. 17-30

Richard W. Kopcke

Forecasting cyclical turning points: the record in the past three recessions pp. 31-40

Stephen K. McNees

Forecasting changes in inflation using the Treasury bill futures market pp. 41-48

Eric Rosengren

1987, articles Jan

U.S. manufacturing: any cause for alarm? pp. 3-17

Molly McUsic

The problem of U.S. competitiveness in manufacturing pp. 18-29

George N. Hatsopoulos and Paul Krugman

The shift from manufacturing to services: a concerned view pp. 30-38

Nicholas S. Perna

Too much of a good thing? Higher wages in New England pp. 39-53

Lynn E. Browne

1986, articles Nov

Modeling the Fed: a forward- looking monetary policy reaction function pp. 3-8

Stephen K. McNees

Lessons from federal reform of business taxes pp. 9-25

Yolanda K. Henderson

Household wealth composition: the impact of capital gains pp. 26-39

Joe Peek

The effects of foreign direct investment on U.S. employment during recession and structural change pp. 40-48

Jane Sneddon Little

1986, articles Sep

Should the U.S. government issue index bonds? pp. 3-21

Joseph B. Grolnic and Alicia Munnell

New England manufacturing and international trade pp. 22-28

Norman S. Fieleke

Is there a need for regulation in the government securities market? pp. 29-40

Eric Rosengren

The shrinking middle class pp. 41-55

Katharine Bradbury

1986, articles Jul

Regional banking competition pp. 3-19

Constance R. Dunham

Taking in each other's laundry--the service economy pp. 20-31

Lynn E. Browne

The decline of the oil cartel pp. 32-41

Norman S. Fieleke

The evolution of retail EFT networks pp. 42-56

Steven D. Felgran and R. Edward Ferguson

Exchange rates and competition for tourists pp. 57-67

Jeffrey A. Rosensweig

1986, articles May

How erratic is money growth? pp. 3-20

Richard W. Kopcke

High technology industry in the world marketplace pp. 21-25

Lynn E. Browne

United States-Japanese trade: predictions using selected economic models pp. 26-37

Jeffrey Bergstrand

The market for single-family homes in the Boston area pp. 38-48

Karl Case

1986, articles Mar

The changing world of central banking pp. 3-6

Frank E. Morris

Interstate banking and the outflows of local funds pp. 7-19

Constance R. Dunham

The accuracy of two forecasting techniques: some evidence and an interpretation pp. 20-31

Stephen K. McNees

Black men in the labor market pp. 32-42

Katharine Bradbury and Lynn E. Browne

1986, articles Jan

Estimating GNP: the trade-off between timeliness and accuracy pp. 3-10

Stephen K. McNees

The economics of tax simplification: an overview pp. 11-28

Alicia Munnell

Tax rates and interest rates on tax-exempt securities pp. 29-41

Joe Peek and James A. Wilcox

Intra-firm trade and U.S. protectionism: thoughts based on a small survey pp. 42-51

Jane Sneddon Little