Economic Perspectives

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1995, issue Nov, vol 19

The geography of lean manufacturing: recent evidence from the U.S. auto industry pp. 2-16

Thomas Klier

Can alternative forms of governance help metropolitan areas? pp. 20-32

Richard Mattoon

1995, issue Sep, vol 19

Chicago's economic transformation: past and future pp. 2-9

Geoffrey Hewings, Philip R. Israilevich and Graham Schindler

Internal organization and economic performance: the case of large U.S. commercial banks pp. 10-20

William C. Hunter

1995, issue Jul, vol 19

Big emerging markets and U.S. trade pp. 2-14

Linda M. Aguilar and Mike A. Singer

Sectoral wage growth and inflation pp. 15-28

Ellen Rissman

1995, issue May, vol 19

Temporal instability of the unemployment-inflation relationship pp. 2-12

Robert King, James Stock and Mark Watson

An analysis of the effect of Chicago school reform on student performance pp. 13-35

Thomas Downes and Jacquelyn L. Horowitz

1995, issue Mar, vol 19

The temporary labor force pp. 2-19

Lewis M. Segal and Daniel Sullivan

Does business development raise taxes? pp. 22-32

William H. Oakland and William Testa

1995, issue Jan, vol 19

Midwest approaches to school reform pp. 2-19

Richard H. Mattoon and William Testa

A current look at foreign banking in the U.S. and Seventh District pp. 20-28

Linda M. Aguilar

1994, issue Nov, vol 18

Does inflation reduce productivity? pp. 2-14

Kenneth Kuttner and Argia Sbordone

A review of regulatory mechanisms to control the volatility of prices pp. 15-28

Virginia G. France, Laura E. Kodres and James Moser

1994, issue Sep, vol 18

Demographic changes, consumption patterns, and the Midwest economy pp. 2-10

Paul D. Ballew and Robert H. Schnorbus

Interest rate shocks and the dollar pp. 11-24

Charles Evans

1994, issue Jul, vol 18

Remember - central bankers are paid to worry! pp. 2-7

Silas Keehn

The impact of lean manufacturing on sourcing relationships pp. 8-18

Thomas Klier

Does program trading cause stock prices to overreact? pp. 19-24

James Moser

1994, issue May, vol 18

Is banking a declining industry? A historical perspective pp. 2-21

George G. Kaufman and Larry R. Mote

Funding small businesses through the SBIC program pp. 22-34

Elijah Brewer and Hesna Genay

1994, issue Mar, vol 18

Is there a role for gold in monetary policy? pp. 2-14

Robert D. Laurent

Long-run labor market dynamics and short-run inflation pp. 15-27

Jeffrey Campbell and Ellen Rissman

1994, issue Jan, vol 18

Realignment in the auto supplier industry: the rippling effects of Big Three restructuring pp. 2-9

Paul D. Ballew and Robert H. Schnorbus

The geographic distribution of financial institutions in Chicago pp. 10-27

George G. Kaufman and Larry R. Mote

1993, issue Nov, vol 17

Long-term earnings losses of high-seniority displaced workers pp. 2-20

Louis S. Jacobson, Robert LaLonde and Daniel Sullivan

Cost effective control of urban smog. A report of a conference held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, June 7-8, 1993 pp. 22-24

Donald A. Hanson, Richard F. Kosobud and William Testa

1993, issue Sep, vol 17

Tracking Midwest manufacturing and productivity growth pp. 2-11

Philip R. Israilevich, Kenneth Kuttner and Robert H. Schnorbus

Why the life insurance industry did not face an \\"S&L-type\\" crisis pp. 12-24

Elijah Brewer, Thomas H. Mondschean and Philip E. Strahan

1993, issue Jul, vol 17

Capital shocks and bank growth -- 1973 to 1991 pp. 2-21

Herbert L. Baer and John N. McElravey

Shaping the Great Lakes economy: a conference summary pp. 22-27

Richard H. Mattoon and William Testa

1993, issue May, vol 17

How lean manufacturing changes the way we understand the manufacturing sector pp. 2-9

Thomas Klier

Economic development policy in the 1990s-are state economic development agencies ready? pp. 11-23

Richard H. Mattoon

Recent trends in corporate leverage pp. 24-31

Paula R. Worthington

1993, issue Mar, vol 17

Consumer debt and home equity borrowing pp. 2-13

Francesca Eugeni

Assessing global auto trends pp. 15-26

Paul D. Ballew and Robert H. Schnorbus

Trends and prospects for rural manufacturing pp. 27-36

William Testa

1993, issue Jan, vol 17

Indicators, performance, and policy in the 1930s and today pp. 2-11

Robert D. Laurent

NAFTA: a review of the issues pp. 12-20

Linda M. Aguilar

Reducing credit risk in over-the-counter derivatives pp. 21-31

John B. Behof

1992, issue Nov, vol 16

Liquidity effects, the monetary transmission mechanism, and monetary policy pp. 2-14

Lawrence Christiano and Martin Eichenbaum

Can the states solve the health care crisis? pp. 15-27

Richard Mattoon

1992, issue Sep, vol 16

Making sense of economic indicators: a consumer's guide to indicators of real economic activity pp. 2-31

Francesca Eugeni, Charles Evans and Steven Strongin

1992, issue Jul, vol 16

Ex ante risk and ex post collapse of S&Ls in the 1980s pp. 2-12

Elijah Brewer and Thomas H. Mondschean

Derivative markets and competitiveness pp. 13-24

Janet Napoli

1992, issue May, vol 16

The 1990 Clean Air Act: a tougher regulatory challenge facing Midwest industry pp. 2-18

Donald A. Hanson

Producer services: trends and prospects for the Seventh District pp. 19-28

William Testa

1992, issue Mar, vol 16

Determining margin for futures contracts: the role of private interests and the relevance of excess volatility pp. 2-18

James Moser

State and local governments' reaction to recession pp. 19-27

Richard H. Mattoon and William Testa

1992, issue Jan, vol 16

Monetary policy with uncertain estimates of potential output pp. 2-15

Kenneth Kuttner

Market value accounting for commercial banks pp. 16-31

Thomas H. Mondschean