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1988, volume 73, articles Dec

The U.S. economy in 1989: an uncertain outlook pp. 3-18

J. A. Cacy and Richard Roberts

The tenth district economy: trailing the nation pp. 19-31

Tim R. Smith

U.S. agriculture shrugs off the drought pp. 32-48

Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

1988, volume 73, articles Nov

Policy options to improve the U.S. standard of living pp. 3-17

C. Alan Garner

Nominal GNP: an anchor for monetary policy? pp. 18-35

George Kahn

1988, volume 73, articles Sep

Maintaining central bank credibility pp. 3-15

Anne Sibert and Stuart E. Weiner

Economies of scale and scope at depository financial institutions: a review of the literature pp. 16-33

Jeffrey A. Clark

Demographic influences on household growth and housing activity pp. 34-48

Glenn H. Miller

1988, volume 73, articles Jul

The securitization of housing finance pp. 3-20

Gordon H. Sellon and Deana VanNahmen

The Latin American debt problem and U.S. agriculture pp. 21-38

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and David Henneberry

1988, volume 73, articles Jun

Banking performance in the Tenth District states pp. 3-21

William R. Keeton and Julia Reigel

A new era in farm lending: who will prosper? pp. 22-38

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and Landell Froerer

Should the Federal Reserve continue to monitor credit? pp. 39-50

James S. Fackler

1988, volume 73, articles May

Economic development in the nation's heartland: issues and strategies pp. 3-9

Tim R. Smith

Economic development: a regional challenge for the heartland pp. 10-19

R. Scott Fosler

The role of stripped securities in portfolio management pp. 20-31

Sean Becketti

1988, volume 73, articles Apr

Has the stock market crash reduced consumer spending? pp. 3-16

C. Alan Garner

Federal deficits and the stock market pp. 17-27

V. Vance Roley and Lawrence D. Schall

1988, volume 73, articles Mar

New methods for savings and loans to hedge interest rate risk pp. 3-15

Thomas J. Merfeld and Charles Morris

Volatile mortgage rates - a new fact of life? pp. 16-28

Howard L. Roth

1988, volume 73, articles Feb

Can U.S. and Great Plains agriculture compete in the world market? pp. 3-17

Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

Should we reduce the role of banks in the monetary policy process? pp. 18-28

John F. Boschen

1988, volume 73, articles Jan

Is a recession inevitable this year? pp. 3-16

Bryon Higgins

Restructuring the financial system: summary of the bank's 1987 symposium pp. 17-28

Gordon H. Sellon

Can regulatory reform prevent the impending disaster in financial markets? pp. 29-39

Franklin R. Edwards

1987, volume 72, articles Dec

The U.S. economy in 1987 and 1988 pp. 3-15

J. A. Cacy and Richard Roberts

The tenth district economy: catching up pp. 16-27

Tim R. Smith

U.S. agriculture on the mend pp. 28-41

Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

1987, volume 72, articles Nov

The role of universities in economic development pp. 3-21

Mark Drabenstott, Lynn Gibson and Tim R. Smith

Loan sales: another step in the evolution of the short-term credit market pp. 22-31

Sean Becketti and Charles Morris

Dollar depreciation and inflation pp. 32-49

George Kahn

1987, volume 72, articles Sep

The yield curve and inflation expectations pp. 3-15

C. Alan Garner

Challenges to the concept of stock market efficiency pp. 16-33

Douglas Pearce

1987, volume 72, articles Jul

Banking performance in Tenth District states pp. 3-23

Katherine M. Hecht and William R. Keeton

Has the dollar fallen enough? pp. 24-41

Craig Hakkio and Richard Roberts

Employment indicators of economic activity pp. 42-52

Glenn H. Miller

1987, volume 72, articles Jun

Reflections on the current international debt situation pp. 3-8

Manuel H. Johnson

Financial stress in the oil patch: recent experience at energy banks pp. 9-23

Tim R. Smith

Has deregulation ruined M1 as a policy guide? pp. 24-37

Howard L. Roth

1987, volume 72, articles May

Why do banks' loan losses differ? pp. 3-21

William R. Keeton and Charles Morris

A weaker dollar and U.S. farm exports: coming rebound or empty promise? pp. 22-36

Mark Drabenstott, David Henneberry and Shida Henneberry

1987, volume 72, articles Apr

Why is Japan's unemployment rate so low and so stable? pp. 3-18

Stuart E. Weiner

Farmland values: the rise, the fall, the future pp. 19-35

Alan Barkema

1987, volume 72, articles Mar

Interest rate swaps: risk and regulation pp. 3-13

J. Gregg Whittaker

International policy coordination in an interdependent world pp. 14-32

George Kahn

1987, volume 72, articles Feb

Internationalization of financial markets pp. 3-7

Scott E. Pardee

Tax reform and personal saving pp. 8-19

C. Alan Garner

Real business cycles pp. 20-32

Mark Rush

1987, volume 72, articles Jan

Debt, financial stability, and public policy pp. 3-13

Bryon Higgins and Thomas J. Merfeld

International debt and economic instability pp. 15-32

Rüdiger Dornbusch

Commentary on "international debt and economic instability" pp. 33-40

Rimmer de Vries

The rural economic policy choice pp. 41-58

Mark Drabenstott, Lynn Gibson and Mark Henry