Economic Commentary

1982 - 2026

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2004, issue Dec

Oil prices: backward to the future?

Joseph Haubrich, Patrick Higgins and Janet Miller

2004, issue Nov

Expected inflation and TIPS

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

2004, issue Oct

A hitchhiker’s guide to the U.S. current account problem

Owen Humpage

The fate of one-dollar coins in the U.S

Sébastien Lotz and Guillaume Rocheteau

2004, issue Sep

When is checkout time?

Paul Bauer

Are SBA loan guarantees desirable?

Ben Craig, William E. Jackson and James Thomson

2004, issue Aug

When is a rate hike not tighter policy?

David Altig

Per capita income growth and disparity in the United States, 1929–2003

Paul Gomme and Peter Rupert

2004, issue Jul

Why are we losing manufacturing jobs?

Eric Fisher

2004, issue Jun

Interest rates, yield curves, and the monetary regime

Joseph Haubrich

2004, issue May

A perspective on monetary policy

Sandra Pianalto

Employment surveys are telling the same (sad) story

Mark Schweitzer and Guhan Venkatu

2004, issue Apr

Dividends

Ozgur Ergungor

Wage and employer changes over the life cycle

Peter Rupert

2004, issue Mar

Mutual funds, fee transparency, and competition

John Carlson, Eduard A. Pelz and Erkin Y. Sahinoz

A national voice, a regional view

Sandra Pianalto

2004, issue Feb

Island money

Michael F. Bryan

On the rotation of the earth, drunken sailors, and exchange rate policy

Owen Humpage

2004, issue Jan

Arbitrage: the key to pricing options

Ed Nosal and Tan Wang

The trime

Michael F. Bryan

2003, issue Dec

The nature of economic change

Sandra Pianalto

2003, issue Nov

Expensing stock options

Joseph Haubrich

2003, issue Oct

Foreign exchange and the liquidity trap

Owen Humpage and Will Melick

Bubble, toil, and trouble

Ben Craig

2003, issue Sep

An option for anticipating Fed action

John Carlson, Will Melick and Erkin Y. Sahinoz

What is the right inflation rate?

David Altig

2003, issue Aug

The economic rise of China: threat or opportunity?

Nicholas R. Lardy

Securitization

Ozgur Ergungor

2003, issue Jul

The Taylor rule: a guidepost for monetary policy?

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

2003, issue Jun

The evolving role of the Federal Home Loan Banks in mortgage markets

Daniel K. Maloney and James Thomson

2003, issue May

Information and prices

Ozgur Ergungor and Joseph Haubrich

The new discount window

Edward J. Stevens

2003, issue Apr

Do energy price spikes cause inflation?

Owen Humpage and Eduard A. Pelz

Iowa electronic markets

Paul Gomme

2003, issue Mar

Another jobless recovery?

Mark Schweitzer

Why are TIIS yields so high? The case of the missing inflation-risk premium

Ben Craig

2003, issue Feb

Measures of corporate earnings: what number is best?

John Carlson and Erkin Y. Sahinoz

Open and operating: providing liquidity to avoid a crisis

Bruce Champ

2003, issue Jan

Not as easy as it looks: regulating effective corporate governance

Jerry L. Jordan

The effects of school quality on juvenile crime

Amy Pandjiris

2002, issue Dec

Answering the challenges of creating economic opportunity

Roger W. Ferguson

2002, issue Nov

Three myths about central banks

Geoffrey P. Miller

2002, issue Oct

Options and the future: what do markets think?

Ben Craig

Dollarization: what's in it for US?

David Altig

2002, issue Sep

Free trade and tariffs—an uneasy mix

Paul Gomme

What you should know about identity theft

Paul Bauer

2002, issue Aug

Speaking of accounting scandals

Jagadeesh Gokhale

Stock prices and output growth: an examination of the credit channel

Charles Carlstrom, Timothy Fuerst and Vasso Ioannidou

2002, issue Jul

Commercial banks’ borrowing from the Federal Home Loan Bank

James Thomson

2002, issue Jun

Fear and loathing of central banks in America

Michael F. Bryan and Bruce Champ

2002, issue May

Why is stable money such a big deal?

David Altig

Is it more expensive, or does it just cost more money?

Michael F. Bryan

2002, issue Apr

Why the optimism?

John Carlson

A beautiful theory

Ed Nosal and Peter Rupert

2002, issue Mar

Electronic money and the future of central banks

Edward J. Stevens

Consumer financial privacy and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act

Paul Bauer

2002, issue Feb

Legal systems and bank development

Ozgur Ergungor

Monetary policy rules and stability: inflation targeting versus price-level targeting

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

2002, issue Jan

Why haven't long-term interest rates fallen?

David Altig and Ed Nosal

Infrastructure and the wealth of nations

Ed Nosal and Peter Rupert