Economic Review

1975 - 2025

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Capacity utilization and U.S. inflation pp. 5-21: C. Alan Garner
Past and prospective causes of high unemployment pp. 23-43: Paul Krugman
Reducing unemployment: current issues and policy options: a summary of the Bank's 1994 symposium pp. 45-58: Bryon Higgins
Bank credit growth in the Tenth District: recent developments pp. 59-77: William R. Keeton
Is the debit card revolution finally here? pp. 79-95: John Caskey and Gordon H. Sellon

The natural rate and inflationary pressures pp. 5-9: Stuart E. Weiner
Nominal GDP targeting rules: can they stabilize the economy? pp. 11-25: Todd Clark
Does inflation uncertainty increase with inflation? pp. 27-38: John E. Golob
People on the move: trends and prospects in District migration flows pp. 39-54: Glenn H. Miller
The Tenth District's expanding service sector pp. 55-66: Tim R. Smith
The rise of U.S. exports to East Asia and Latin America pp. 67-86: Timothy J. Schmidt

Structural changes in the financial markets: economic and policy significance pp. 5-15: Henry Kaufman
Should we throw sand in the gears of financial markets? pp. 17-30: Craig Hakkio
Will the shift to stocks and bonds by households be destabilizing? pp. 31-44: Donald Morgan
Causes of the recent increase in bank security holdings pp. 45-57: William R. Keeton
A new agricultural policy for a new world market pp. 59-72: Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

Achieving price stability: a 1993 report card pp. 5-18: George Kahn
Financial markets in 2020 pp. 19-28: Charles S. Sanford
Agriculture rides out the storm pp. 29-43: Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott
The Tenth District economy: picking up the pace pp. 45-58: Tim R. Smith
Fiscal policies aimed at spurring capital formation: a framework for analysis pp. 59-73: Bob Chirinko and Charles Morris

Changing capital markets: implications for monetary policy - an overview pp. 5-11: Hans Tietmeyer
Changing capital markets: implications for monetary policy - a summary of the bank's 1993 symposium pp. 13-25: Gordon H. Sellon
Was the ERM crisis inevitable? pp. 27-40: Bryon Higgins
Opportunities for rural community banks in farm lending pp. 41-52: Marvin R. Duncan and Richard D. Taylor
New estimates of the natural rate of unemployment pp. 53-69: Stuart E. Weiner

Sluggish job growth: is rising productivity or an anemic recovery to blame? pp. 5-25: George Kahn
Are derivatives too risky for banks? pp. 27-42: Sean Becketti
Exchange rate regimes and volatility pp. 43-58: Charles Engel and Craig Hakkio
Manufacturing: a silent force in the Tenth District economy pp. 59-71: Tim R. Smith
Rural banks and their communities: a matter of survival pp. 73-79: Deborah M. Markley and Ron Shaffer

Can IRAs cure the low national savings rate? pp. 5-19: C. Alan Garner
Asymmetric effects of monetary policy pp. 21-33: Donald Morgan
The impact of monetary policy on bank lending: the role of securities and large CDs pp. 35-47: William R. Keeton
The changing U.S. pork industry: a dilemma for public policy pp. 49-65: Alan Barkema and Michael L. Cook
Are there too many governments in the Tenth District? pp. 67-77: Glenn H. Miller

China's economic growth with price stability: what role for the central bank? pp. 5-10: Thomas M. Hoenig
Intellectual property rights and the Uruguay Round pp. 10-25: Keith Maskus
The Tenth District: moving ahead slowly pp. 27-40: Tim R. Smith
The farm recovery back on track pp. 41-53: Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott
The District's long-term growth prospects pp. 55-65: Mark Drabenstott

Macroeconomic policy and long-run growth pp. 5-29: James DeLong and Lawrence Summers
Policies for long-run economic growth: a summary of the Bank's 1992 symposium pp. 31-43: George Kahn
The changing role of reserve requirements in monetary policy pp. 45-63: Stuart E. Weiner
Does money still forecast economic activity? pp. 65-77: Sean Becketti and Charles Morris
Agriculture in the former Soviet Union: the long road ahead pp. 79-85: Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and Karl Skold

The North American free trade agreement: what is at stake for U.S. agriculture? pp. 5-20: Alan Barkema
Policy implications of recent M2 behavior pp. 21-36: Bryon Higgins
Is purchasing power parity a useful guide to the dollar? pp. 37-51: Craig Hakkio
Changes in financial intermediation: the role of pension and mutual funds pp. 52-70: Gordon H. Sellon
Are bank loans still special? pp. 71-84: Sean Becketti and Charles Morris

Agriculture's portfolio for an uncertain future: preparing for global warming pp. 5-20: Mark Drabenstott
Monetary vs fiscal policy: new evidence on an old debate pp. 21-30: Peter Kretzmer
Are bank loans a force in monetary policy? pp. 31-41: Donald Morgan
Tenth District construction: smoother sailing ahead? pp. 43-55: Tim R. Smith
The changing economy of the Tenth District pp. 57-64: Glenn H. Miller

The Tenth District: matching a nation in recovery pp. 5-18: Glenn H. Miller
The farm economy turns down pp. 19-32: Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation: would it work today? pp. 33-54: William R. Keeton
Will the real price of housing drop sharply in the 1990s? pp. 55-68: C. Alan Garner