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1987, articles Fall

Three questions concerning nominal and real interest rates pp. 5-19

Carl Walsh

Off-balance sheet banking pp. 21-36

Christopher James

Tax policy and corporate capital structure pp. 37-51

Randall Pozdena

1987, articles Sum

Portfolio substitution and the reliability of M1, M2 and M3 as monetary policy indicators pp. 5-29

John P. Judd and Bharat Trehan

Interest rate linkages in the Pacific Basin pp. 31-42

Reuven Glick

The Eurodollar market and U. S. residents pp. 43-59

Ramon Moreno

1987, articles Spr

Major trends in the U.S. financial system: implications and issues pp. 5-19

Robert T. Parry

Bank capital regulation and asset risk pp. 20-40

Frederick Furlong and Michael C. Keeley

Competition in the semiconductor industry pp. 41-56

Randall Pozdena

Tax revolt or tax reform? The effects of local government limitation measures in California pp. 57-67

Carolyn Sherwood-Call

1987, articles Win

Monetary targeting and inflation: 1976-1984 pp. 5-16

Carl Walsh

Inflation, age, and wealth pp. 17-30

Randall Pozdena

Policy coordination and financial intermediaries pp. 31-45

Michael C. Keeley and Carl Walsh

Ricardo or Keynes: does the government debt affect consumption? pp. 47-61

Brian Motley

1986, articles Fall

Interpreting the Reagan deficits pp. 5-12

Thomas Sargent

International financial crises, past and present pp. 13-23

Hang-Sheng Cheng

Oil prices, exchange rates and the U.S. economy: an empirical investigation pp. 25-43

Bharat Trehan

Real exchange rates, imperfect information, and economic disturbances pp. 45-59

Reuven Glick

1986, articles Sum

Consumer experiences with credit insurance: some new evidence pp. 5-20

Glenn B. Canner and Anthony W. Cyrnak

Japanese monetary policy, flow of funds, and domestic financial liberalization pp. 21-32

Thomas Cargill

Japan's \"money focused\" monetary policy pp. 33-46

Michael Hutchison

Deposit rate deregulation and the demand for transactions media pp. 47-62

Michael C. Keeley and Gary Zimmerman

Financial deregulation, interest rates, and the housing cycle pp. 63-78

Adrian W. Throop

1986, articles Spr

Chain banks and competition: the effectiveness of Federal Reserve policy since 1977 pp. 5-15

Anthony W. Cyrnak

Monetary control without a central bank: the case of Hong Kong pp. 17-37

Ramon Moreno

Predicting the money stock: a comparison of alternative approaches pp. 38-54

Brian Motley and Robert Rasche

Bank regulation and the public interest pp. 55-71

Frederick Furlong and Michael C. Keeley

1986, articles Win

Structure and performance: some evidence from California banking pp. 5-17

Randall Pozdena

Off balance sheet risk in banking: the case of standby letters of credit pp. 19-29

Barbara Bennett

Arbitrage and efficient markets interpretations of purchasing power parity: theory and evidence pp. 31-47

John Pippenger

1985, articles Fall

Revisions in the \"flash\" estimates of GNP growth: measurement error or forecast error? pp. 5-13

Carl Walsh

Developments in British banking: lessons for regulation and supervision pp. 14-25

Kristin L. Hotti and Randall Pozdena

U.S. budget deficits and the real value of the dollar pp. 26-43

Michael Hutchison and Adrian W. Throop

1985, articles Sum

The regulation of bank entry pp. 5-13

Michael C. Keeley

Savings and loan asset composition and the mortgage market pp. 14-24

Frederick Furlong

Determining geographic markets for deposit competition in banking pp. 25-45

Michael C. Keeley and Gary Zimmerman

Interest rate volatility and alternative monetary control procedure pp. 46-63

Robert Rasche

1985, articles Spr

Competition for money market deposit accounts pp. 5-27

Michael C. Keeley and Gary Zimmerman

The information content of credit aggregates pp. 28-39

Bharat Trehan

Whither the unemployment rate? pp. 40-54

Brian Motley

1985, articles Win

Bank stock performance since the 1970s pp. 5-18

Jack H. Beebe

Current fiscal policy: is it stimulating investment or consumption? pp. 19-44

Adrian W. Throop

Inflation, supply shocks and the stable-inflation rate of capacity utilization pp. 45-63

Rose McElhattan

International debt with unenforceable claims pp. 64-79

Jurg Niehans

1984, articles Fall

Budget deficits, exchange rates and the current account: theory and U. S. evidence pp. 5-25

Michael Hutchison and Charles Pigott

The real interest rate/budget deficit link: international evidence 1973- 82 pp. 26-35

Michael Hutchison and David Pyle

Money supply announcements, forward interest rates and budget deficits pp. 36-46

John P. Judd

1984, articles Sum

Cyclical unemployment and employment: effects of labor force entry and exit pp. 5-25

Michael C. Keeley

How soon will the U.S. reach full employment? an assessment based on Okun's law pp. 26-39

Brian Motley

Velocity and inflation expectations, 1922-1983 pp. 40-55

Michael W. Keran

The \"great velocity decline\" of 1982-83: a comparative analysis of M1 and M2 pp. 56-77

John P. Judd and Brian Motley

1984, articles Spr

Deregulation and deposit insurance reform pp. 5-15

David Pyle

Bank regulation and deposit insurance: controlling the FDIC's losses pp. 16-30

Barbara Bennett

A view on deposit insurance coverage pp. 31-38

Frederick Furlong

Pricing mortgages: an options approach pp. 39-55

Ben Iben and Randall Pozdena

1984, articles Win

The economics of firm size: implications from labor-market studies pp. 5-21

Michael C. Keeley

Dynamic adjustment in money demand pp. 22-26

Brian Motley

Intervention, deficit finance and real exchange rates: the case of Japan pp. 27-44

Michael Hutchison

Indicators of long-term real interest rates pp. 45-63

Charles Pigott