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1990, issue Q IV, vol 26

Bank capital requirements and leverage: a review of the literature pp. 2-12

William P. Osterberg

Expectations and the core rate of inflation pp. 13-21

Richard H. Jefferis

The case of the missing interest deductions: will tax reform increase U. S. saving rates? pp. 22-34

David Altig

1990, issue Q III, vol 26

A reexamination of the relationship between capacity utilization and inflation pp. 2-12

Paul Bauer

Financial restructuring and regional economic activity pp. 13-25

Brian A. Cromwell

The short-run dynamics of long-run inflation policy pp. 26-35

John Carlson, William Gavin and Katherine A. Samolyk

1990, issue Q II, vol 26

School reform, school size, and student achievement pp. 2-15

Randall Eberts, Ellen K. Schwartz and Joe Stone

In search of the elusive credit view: testing for a credit channel in modern Great Britain pp. 16-28

Katherine A. Samolyk

Seasonal borrowing and open market operations pp. 29-40

Edward J. Stevens

1990, issue Q I, vol 26

A hitchhiker's guide to international macroeconomic policy coordination pp. 2-14

Owen Humpage

Public infrastructure and regional economic development pp. 15-27

Randall Eberts

Using market incentives to reform bank regulation and federal deposit insurance pp. 28-40

James Thomson

1989, issue Q IV, vol 25

Deposit-institution failures: a review of empirical literature pp. 2-18

Asli Demirguc-Kunt

Settlement delays and stock prices pp. 19-28

Ramon Degennaro

The effect of bank structure and profitability on firm openings pp. 29-39

Paul Bauer and Brian A. Cromwell

1989, issue Q III, vol 25

The stability of money demand, its interest sensitivity, and some implications for money as a policy guide pp. 2-13

John Carlson

Accounting for the recent divergence in regional wage differentials pp. 14-26

Randall Eberts

Why we don't know whether money causes output pp. 27-39

Charles Carlstrom and Edward N. Gamber

1989, issue Q II, vol 25

Removing the hazard of Fedwire daylight overdrafts pp. 2-10

Edward J. Stevens

Capital subsidies and the infrastructure crisis: evidence from the local mass-transit industry pp. 11-21

Brian A. Cromwell

Employment distortions under sticky wages and monetary policies to minimize them pp. 22-34

James G. Hoehn

1989, issue Q I, vol 25

The determinants of direct air fares to Cleveland: how competitive? pp. 2-9

Paul Bauer and Thomas J. Zlatoper

Bank capital requirements and the riskiness of banks: a review pp. 10-17

William P. Osterberg and James Thomson

Turnover, wages, and adverse selection pp. 18-28

Charles Carlstrom

1988, issue Q IV, vol 24

Do the earnings of manufacturing and service workers grow at the same rate over their careers? pp. 2-10

Randall Eberts and Erica Groshen

Procyclical real wages under nominal-wage contracts with productivity variations pp. 11-23

James G. Hoehn

Real business cycle theory: a guide, an evaluation, and new direction pp. 24-47

Alan Stockman

1988, issue Q III, vol 24

Rules versus discretion: making a monetary rule operational pp. 2-13

John Carlson

Actual competition, potential competition, and bank profitability in rural markets pp. 14-23

Gary Whalen

Getting the noise out: filtering early GNP estimates pp. 24-31

John L. Scadding

1988, issue Q II, vol 24

Intervention and the dollar's decline pp. 2-16

Owen Humpage

Using financial data to identify changes in bank condition pp. 17-26

James Thomson and Gary Whalen

Developing country lending and current banking conditions pp. 27-36

Walker F. Todd

Comparing inflation expectations of households and economists pp. 37-40

James M. Hvidding

1988, issue Q I, vol 24

Can competition among local governments constrain government spending? pp. 2-9

Randall Eberts and Timothy Gronberg

Exit barriers in the steel industry pp. 10-18

Mary E. Deily

Why do wages vary among employers? pp. 19-38

Erica Groshen

1988, issue Q III

Comment--Intervention and the dollar's decline pp. 32-34

Owen Humpage

1987, issue Q IV

Learning rationality, the stability of equilibrium and macroeconomics pp. 2-12

John Carlson

Airline hubs: a study of determining factors & effects pp. 13-19

Paul Bauer

A comparison of risk-based capital and risk-based deposit insurance pp. 20-30

Robert B. Avery and Terrence M. Belton

1987, issue Q III

Can services be a source of export-led growth? Evidence from the fourth district pp. 2-15

Erica Groshen

Identifying amenity and productivity cities using wage and rent differentials pp. 16-25

Patricia E. Beeson and Randall Eberts

FSLIC forbearances to stockholders and the value of savings and loan shares pp. 26-35

James Thomson

1987, issue Q II

A new effective exchange rate index for the dollar and its implications for U.S. merchandise trade pp. 2-23

Gerald H. Anderson, Nicholas V. Karamouzis and Peter D. Skaperdas

How will tax reform affect commercial banks? pp. 24-34

Thomas M. Buynak

1987, issue Q I

Concentration and profitability in non-MSA banking markets pp. 2-9

Gary Whalen

The effect of regulation on Ohio electric utilities pp. 10-19

Philip R. Israilevich and K. J. Kowalewski

Views from the Ohio manufacturing index pp. 20-30

Michael F. Bryan and Ralph L. Day

1986, issue Q IV

Disinflation, equity valuation, and investor rationality pp. 2-10

Jerome S. Fons and William P. Osterberg

The collapse in gold prices: a new perspective pp. 11-16

Eric Kades

\"Don't panic\": a primer on airline deregulation pp. 17-24

Paul Bauer

1986, issue Q III

Exchange-market intervention: the channels of influence pp. 2-13

Owen Humpage

Comparing inflation expectations of households and economists: is a little knowledge a dangerous thing? pp. 14-19

Michael F. Bryan and William Gavin

Aggressive uses of Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code pp. 20-26

Walker F. Todd

1986, issue Q II

Metropolitan wage differentials: can Cleveland still compete? pp. 2-8

Randall Eberts and Joe Stone

The effects of supplemental income and labor productivity on metropolitan labor cost differentials pp. 9-16

Thomas F. Luce

Reducing risk in wire transfer systems pp. 17-22

Edward J. Stevens

1986, issue Q I

The impact of regional difference in unionism on employment pp. 2-11

Edward Montgomery

The changing nature of regional wage differentials from 1975 to 1983 pp. 12-23

Lorie D. Jackson

Labor market conditions in Ohio versus the rest of the United States: 1973-1984 pp. 24-30

James Medoff