Economic Perspectives

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1987, issue Nov, vol 11

Is the seventh district's economy deindustrializing? pp. 3-9

Alenka S. Giese and Robert H. Schnorbus

Some macroeconomic effects of tariff policy pp. 10-18

David Aschauer

The federal safety net: not for banks only pp. 19-28

George G. Kaufman

1987, issue Sep, vol 11

The Midwest manufacturing index: the Chicago Fed's new regional economic indicator pp. 3-7

Philip R. Israilevich and Robert H. Schnorbus

Technology and manufacturing in the seventh district pp. 8-14

Alenka S. Giese and William Testa

Service sector growth in the seventh district pp. 15-26

Eleanor H. Erdevig

Nothing is forever: boom and bust in Midwest farming pp. 27-31

Peter Heffernan

Economic development efforts in the seventh district pp. 32-37

David R. Allardice and Alenka S. Giese

1987, issue Jul, vol 11

The new dollar indexes are no different from the old ones pp. 3-22

Jack Hervey and William Strauss

Global banking, financial integration major conference themes pp. 23-27

Theresa Ford

Standby letters of credit pp. 28-38

Gary D. Koppenhaver

1987, issue May, vol 11

Why commercial banks sell loans: an empirical analysis pp. 3-14

Christine A. Pavel and David Phillis

Tax reform looks low risk for economy pp. 15-22

Thomas A. Gittings

Crosscurrents in 1986 bank performance pp. 23-35

George Gregorash, Eileen Maloney and Don Wilson

Would banks buy daytime fed funds? pp. 36-43

Richard D. Simmons

1987, issue Mar, vol 11

Costs and competition in bank credit cards pp. 3-13

Paula Binkley and Christine A. Pavel

Economic events of 1986-a chronology pp. 14-18

George W. Cloos

The minimum wage: no minor matter for teens pp. 19-28

Donna C. Vandenbrink

Technical correction: the inflation-adjusted index of the dollar pp. 29-31

Jack Hervey and William Strauss

1987, issue Jan, vol 11

Futures market regulation pp. 3-15

Gary D. Koppenhaver

The international value of the dollar: an inflation-adjusted index pp. 17-28

Jack Hervey and William Strauss

1986, issue Nov, vol 10

Can the monetary models be fixed? pp. 3-14

Diane F. Siegel and Steven Strongin

Small business, big job growth pp. 15-24

Eleanor H. Erdevig

How the market judges bank risk pp. 25-31

Elijah Brewer and Cheng Few Lee

1986, issue Sep, vol 10

What is the natural rate of unemployment? pp. 3-17

Ellen Rissman

Annual conference assesses banking risk pp. 19-22

Richard D. Simmons

Uninsured deposits as a source of market discipline: some new evidence pp. 23-31

Herbert L. Baer and Elijah Brewer

1986, issue Jul, vol 10

The relationship of money and income: the breakdowns in the 70s and 80s pp. 3-15

Diane F. Siegel

Securitization pp. 16-31

Christine A. Pavel

1986, issue May, vol 10

The internationalization of Uncle Sam pp. 3-14

Jack Hervey

Fiscal policy and the trade deficit pp. 15-22

David Aschauer

The impact of geographic expansion in banking: some axioms to grind pp. 24-38

Douglas Evanoff and Diana Fortier

1986, issue Mar, vol 10

M1: the ever-changing past pp. 3-12

Diane F. Siegel and Steven Strongin

Wealth effect of geographical deregulation: the case of Illinois pp. 13-17

John J. DiClemente and James Kolari

Economic events of 1986-a chronology pp. 18-21

George W. Cloos

Interstate banking game plans: implications for the Midwest pp. 23-39

Christine A. Pavel and David Phillis

1986, issue Jan, vol 10

Federal funds flow no bargain for Midwest pp. 3-10

Eleanor H. Erdevig

Update: public utility taxation in Illinois pp. 11-16

Diane F. Siegel and William Testa

Futures options and their use by financial intermediaries pp. 18-31

Gary D. Koppenhaver

1985, issue Nov, vol 9

The financial stress in agriculture pp. 3-7, 12-16

Gary L. Benjamin

The Farm Credit System: Looking for the proper balance pp. 8-11

George D. Irwin

Lean years in agricultural banking pp. 17-2123-28

George Gregorash and James Morrison

An ag banker's views pp. 22-23

C. Robert Brenton

Policy options for agriculture pp. 29-35

Michael D. Boehlje

Simulating some options pp. 31-33

Anonymous

1985, issue Sep, vol 9

Financial industry deregulation in the 1980s pp. 3-5

Douglas Evanoff

Is deposit rate deregulation an Rx for M1? pp. 6-17

Paul L. Kasriel

Universal reserve requirements and monetary control pp. 18-24

Robert D. Laurent

Usury ceilings and DIDMCA pp. 25-30

Donna C. Vandenbrink

Priced services: The Fed's impact on correspondent banking pp. 31-44

Douglas Evanoff

Private prices, public insurance: The pricing of federal deposit insurance pp. 45-57

Herbert L. Baer

Bank and thrift performance since DIDMCA pp. 58-68

Diana Fortier and David Phillis

A deregulated rerun: Banking in the Eighties pp. 69-79

Randall C. Merris and John H. Wood

1985, issue Jul, vol 9

Public utility taxation in Illinois pp. 3-16

Diane F. Siegel and William Testa

Foreign deregulation, agricultural credit problems highlight bank conference pp. 17-20

Christine A. Pavel

Metro metrics pp. 21-35

Diana Fortier

1985, issue May, vol 9

Bank and nonbanks: The horse race continues pp. 3-17

Christine A. Pavel and Harvey Rosenblum

Cautious play marks S&L approach to commercial lending pp. 18-27

Christine A. Pavel and David Phillis

1985, issue Mar, vol 9

Steel fights back pp. 3-11

George W. Cloos

Bank gap management and the use of financial futures pp. 12-22

Elijah Brewer

1985, issue Jan, vol 9

The effects of nationwide banking on concentration: Evidence from abroad pp. 3-17

Herbert L. Baer and Larry R. Mote

The product market in commercial banking: Cluster's last stand? pp. 21-34

John J. DiClemente, Kit O'Brien and Harvey Rosenblum