Economic Perspectives

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1991, issue Nov, vol 15

Lenders and environmental policies pp. 2-12

Eleanor H. Erdevig

Using econometric models to predict recessions pp. 14-25

Mark Watson

1991, issue Sep, vol 15

Energy dependence and efficiency pp. 2-21

Jack Hervey

Balancing act: tax structure in the seventh district pp. 22-32

Richard Mattoon

1991, issue Jul, vol 15

Investment, GNP, and real exchange rates pp. 2-10

Paula R. Worthington

Productive efficiency in banking pp. 11-32

Douglas Evanoff and Philip R. Israilevich

1991, issue May, vol 15

Rounding errors and index numbers pp. 2-10

Thomas A. Gittings

Preview of the Great Lakes economy looking north and south pp. 11-16

William Testa

The going gets tough: state and local governments confront the nineties pp. 17-28

Linda M. Aguilar, Richard H. Mattoon and William Testa

1991, issue Mar, vol 15

Hog butchers no longer: 20 years of employment change in metropolitan Chicago pp. 2-13

Philip R. Israilevich and Ramamohan Mahidhara

Technology shocks and the business cycle pp. 14-31

Martin Eichenbaum

1991, issue Jan, vol 15

Stock market dispersion and business cycles pp. 2-8

Prakash Loungani, Mark Rush and William Tave

The cyclicality of cash flow and investment in U.S. manufacturing pp. 9-19

Bruce Petersen and William Strauss

Japan's corporate groups pp. 20-30

Hesna Genay

1990, issue Nov, vol 14

Payments system issues in financial markets that never sleep pp. 2-15

Herbert L. Baer and Douglas Evanoff

The need for social security reserves and their effect on the budget pp. 16-23

Eleanor H. Erdevig

1990, issue Sep, vol 14

Circuit breakers pp. 2-13

James Moser

Highway capacity and economic growth pp. 14-24

David Aschauer

1990, issue Jul, vol 14

International credit market connections pp. 2-10

Steven Strongin

Banking 1989: not quite a twice-told tale pp. 11-20

George Gregorash and Eileen Maloney

1990, issue May, vol 14

Globalization in the financial services industry pp. 3-18

John N. McElravey and Christine A. Pavel

Is Europe ready for 1992? pp. 19-21

Kathryn Moran

Foreign competition in U.S. banking markets pp. 22-29

Herbert L. Baer

The supervisory implications of financial globalization: three views pp. 30-38

Chester B. Feldberg, Edward Kane and Grant Reuber

1990, issue Mar, vol 14

Changing U.S. trade patterns pp. 2-12

Jack Hervey

Chicago Fed and University of Illinois form regional research lab pp. 13-23

David R. Allardice

Chicago's economy: twenty years of structural change pp. 15-23

Philip R. Israilevich and Ramamohan Mahidhara

1990, issue Jan, vol 14

Inflation and the growth rate of money pp. 2-11

Kenneth Kuttner

Still toe-to-toe: banks and nonbanks at the end of the '80s pp. 12-23

Linda M. Aguilar

1989, issue Nov, vol 13

Full-blown crisis, half-measure cure pp. 2-17

Elijah Brewer

Investment cyclicality in manufacturing industries pp. 19-28

Bruce Petersen and William Strauss

1989, issue Sep, vol 13

The geography of value added pp. 2-12

Philip R. Israilevich and William Testa

25th conference on bank structure and competition pp. 13-16

David Aschauer

Public investment and productivity growth in the Group of Seven pp. 17-25

David Aschauer

1989, issue Jul, vol 13

Banking 1988: the eye of the storm pp. 2-12

George Gregorash and Eileen Maloney

Reconsidering the regional manufacturing indexes pp. 13-21

Philip R. Israilevich, Peter R. Schneider and Robert H. Schnorbus

Testing the "spread" pp. 22-34

Robert D. Laurent

1989, issue May, vol 13

Capacity utilization and inflation pp. 2-9

Thomas A. Gittings

Deposit insurance: lessons from the record pp. 10-30

Charles Calomiris

1989, issue Mar, vol 13

Unemployment insurance and regional economic development pp. 2-15

Natalie A. Davila and William Testa

Competitive pricing behavior in the U.S. steel industry pp. 16-26

Christopher Erceg, Philip R. Israilevich and Robert H. Schnorbus

1989, issue Jan, vol 13

Hostile takeovers and the market for corporate control pp. 2-16

Diana Fortier

Countertrade--counterproductive? pp. 17-24

Jack Hervey

1988, issue Nov, vol 12

The grass may not be greener: commercial banks and investment banking pp. 3-13

Betsy Dale

A note on the increase in noninsured commercial banks pp. 16-20

Nancy N. Andrews, George G. Kaufman and Larry R. Mote

Real boats rock: monetary policy and real business cycles pp. 21-28

Steven Strongin

1988, issue Sep, vol 12

Capital market imperfections and investment fluctuations pp. 3-12

Bruce Petersen

Financial services in the year 2000 pp. 13-16

Christine A. Pavel

New directions for economic development-the banking industry pp. 17-24

Eleanor H. Erdevig

1988, issue Jul, vol 12

Banking 1987: a year of reckoning pp. 3-13

Theresa Ford and George Gregorash

Bank risk from nonbank activities pp. 14-26

Elijah Brewer, Diana Fortier and Christine A. Pavel

1988, issue May, vol 12

A policymakers' guide to economic forecasts pp. 3-10

Paula Binkley and Steven Strongin

Government spending and the "falling rate of profit." pp. 11-17

David Aschauer

Daylight overdrafts: rationale and risks pp. 18-29

Douglas Evanoff

1988, issue Mar, vol 12

Does regulation drive innovation? pp. 3-15

Herbert L. Baer and Christine A. Pavel

Loan sales have little effect on bank risk pp. 23-31

Christine A. Pavel

1988, issue Jan, vol 12

An interest rate-based indicator of monetary policy pp. 3-14

Robert D. Laurent

Looking back: the use of interest rates in monetary policy pp. 15-29

Larry R. Mote