Economic Review

1975 - 2025

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The U.S. economy and monetary policy in 1984 pp. 3-18: J. A. Cacy and Glenn H. Miller
The Tenth District economy: review and outlook pp. 19-29: Marvin R. Duncan and Tim R. Smith
Another troubled year for U. S. agriculture pp. 30-44: Mark Drabenstott and Marvin R. Duncan

The competitive effects of interstate banking pp. 3-16: Charles Morris
Futures markets: a primer for financial institutions pp. 17-33: Mark Drabenstott and Anne O'Mara McDonley

Alternatives to the current individual income tax pp. 3-16: Glenn H. Miller
Capital adequacy at commercial banks pp. 17-30: Karlyn Mitchell
Mortgage finance: why not PLAM's? pp. 31-44: Joyce Manchester

Rising protectionism and U. S. international trade policy pp. 3-17: Keith Maskus
Exchange rate volatility and Federal Reserve policy pp. 18-31: Craig Hakkio
The 1978-83 increase in U. S. business failures pp. 32-38: Dale N. Allman

Recent developments in the credit union industry pp. 3-19: Douglas Pearce
Agricultural policy: objectives for a new environment pp. 20-36: Marla Borowski and Marvin R. Duncan

The instruments of monetary policy pp. 3-20: Gordon H. Sellon
Recent techniques of monetary policy pp. 21-30: Henry C. Wallich
Oil shale in the United States: prospects for development pp. 31-45: Marla Borowski, Mark Drabenstott and Marvin R. Duncan

The productivity \\"slowdown\\": a sectoral analysis pp. 3-15: Charles Morris
Theories of price determination pp. 16-27: George Kahn
Deposit insurance and the deregulation of deposit rates pp. 28-46: William R. Keeton

Enterprise zones as a means of reducing structural unemployment pp. 3-16: Stuart E. Weiner
Recent experience with M1 as a policy guide pp. 17-31: Howard L. Roth

Industrial change and public policy pp. 3-10: Marla Borowski and Marvin R. Duncan
The changing role of real and nominal interest rates pp. 12-25: Raymond E. Lombra

Prospects for LDC debt and the dollar pp. 3-8: Scott E. Pardee
Fiscal condition of Tenth District states pp. 9-26: Mark Drabenstott, Marvin R. Duncan and Anne O'Mara McDonley
The impact of discount rate changes on market interest rates pp. 27-39: V. Vance Roley and Rick Troll

The U.S. economy and monetary policy in 1983 pp. 3-21: Dan H. Hoxworth, Glenn H. Miller and Karlyn Mitchell
Better times ahead for agriculture pp. 22-36: Mark Drabenstott and Marvin R. Duncan

Government lending: some insights from agriculture pp. 3-6: Marvin R. Duncan
Bank deregulation and concentration - what policy for mergers? pp. 3-6: Wilbur T. Billington
Stock prices and the economy pp. 7-22: Douglas Pearce
Taxation of corporate income pp. 7-23: Karlyn Mitchell
Money growth volatility, uncertainty, and high interest rates pp. 23-40: David W. Berson
Inflation uncertainty and inflation hedging pp. 24-37: Laurence G. Kantor

Financing agriculture in the 1980s pp. 3-12: Marvin R. Duncan
Financial condition of agricultural lenders in a time of farm distress pp. 13-31: Dean W. Hughes
Recent developments at banks and nonbank depository institutions pp. 33-45: Daniel J. Vrabac

After deregulation: the regulatory role of the Federal Reserve pp. 3-7: Roger Guffey
Inflation and recession, 1979-82: supply shocks and economic policy pp. 8-21: Glenn H. Miller
Should the Federal Reserve establish a real interest rate target? pp. 22-33: Carl Walsh

Why are so few financial assets indexed to inflation? pp. 3-18: Stuart E. Weiner
The effects of deficits on interest rates pp. 19-28: Charles E. Webster

The 1980s: a turning point for U.S. agricultural exports? pp. 3-15: Mark Drabenstott
Wage behavior in the United States: 1907-80 pp. 16-29: George Kahn

Trends in corporation finance pp. 3-15: Karlyn Mitchell
The effect of alternative discount rate mechanisms on monetary control pp. 16-29: Howard L. Roth and Diane Seibert

The impact of new economic information on the volatility of short-term interest rates pp. 3-15: V. Vance Roley and Rick Troll
Alternative views of exchange-rate determination pp. 16-30: Douglas Pearce

NOW's and Super NOW's: implications for defining and measuring money pp. 3-18: Jon Faust and Bryon Higgins
The decline in business profitability: a disaggregated analysis pp. 19-26: Dale N. Allman