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1990, volume 75, articles Nov

Judging investment strength: taking account of high tech pp. 5-18

Jon Faust

Possible monetary policy responses to the Iraqi oil shock pp. 19-32

Robert Hampton and George Kahn

Will increased regulation of stock index futures reduce stock market volatility? pp. 33-46

Sean Becketti and Dan J. Roberts

A crossroads for the cattle industry pp. 47-66

Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

1990, volume 75, articles Sep

Policy dilemmas of Eastern European reforms: notes of an insider pp. 5-8

Vaclav Klaus

Summary of Bank's 1990 Economic Symposium pp. 9-22

Gordon H. Sellon

Small and large bank views of deposit insurance: today vs. the 1930s pp. 23-35

William R. Keeton

U.S. foreign exchange operations pp. 37-50

Kristina Jacobson

Bank credit commitments: protection from a credit crunch? pp. 51-59

Donald Morgan

1990, volume 75, articles Jul

Processing food in farm states: an economic development strategy for the 1990s pp. 5-23

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and Julie A. Stanley

Economic development programs for states in the 1990s pp. 25-35

William Fox and Tim R. Smith

The role of government in promoting homeownership: the U.S. experience pp. 37-43

Gordon H. Sellon

The truth about junk bonds pp. 45-54

Sean Becketti

1990, volume 75, articles May

Has the cost of disinflation declined? pp. 5-24

George Kahn and Stuart E. Weiner

Is the business cycle disappearing? pp. 25-39

C. Alan Garner and Richard E. Wurtz

Pressures on tenth district state and local government spending pp. 40-53

Glenn H. Miller

Bank holding companies, cross-bank guarantees, and source of strength pp. 54-67

William R. Keeton

1990, volume 75, articles Mar

Pawnshops: the consumer's lender of last resort pp. 5-18

John Caskey and Brian J. Zikmund

Will higher corporate debt worsen future recessions? pp. 19-34

Jon Faust

Coordinating circuit breakers in stock and futures markets pp. 35-48

Charles Morris

Public infrastructure policy and economic development pp. 49-59

William Fox and Tim R. Smith

1990, volume 75, articles Jan

Monetary policy in 1989: balancing the risks pp. 5-18

Bryon Higgins and Dodd W. Snodgrass

The tenth district economy: still playing catch-up pp. 19-31

Glenn H. Miller

U.S. agriculture charts a new course for the 1990s pp. 32-49

Alan Barkema and Mark Drabenstott

Monetary policy issues in the 1990s: a summary of the Bank's 1989 symposium pp. 50-59

Donald Morgan

1989, volume 74, articles Dec

Thrifts in the troubled 1980s: in the nation and the district pp. 3-23

J. A. Cacy

How fast can the U.S. economy grow? pp. 24-39

C. Alan Garner

The new risk-based capital plan for commercial banks pp. 40-60

William R. Keeton

1989, volume 74, articles Nov

Commercial banks and the central bank in a market economy pp. 3-12

Alan Greenspan

The changing interest sensitivity of the U.S. economy pp. 13-34

George Kahn

Changes in tenth district industrial structure, 1963-86: evidence from new state data pp. 35-51

Glenn H. Miller

1989, volume 74, articles Sep

Europe 1992: some monetary policy issues pp. 3-8

Robin Leigh-Pemberton

Daylight overdrafts, payments system risk, and public policy pp. 9-29

Gordon H. Sellon and David VanHoose

Financing rural businesses: what role for public policy? pp. 30-45

Mark Drabenstott and Charles Morris

1989, volume 74, articles Jul

U.S. foreign indebtedness: are we investing what we borrow? pp. 3-20

Jon Faust

Foreign direct investment: a source of jobs for Tenth District states? pp. 21-36

Tim R. Smith

1989, volume 74, articles Jun

Managing stock market risk with stock index futures pp. 3-16

Charles Morris

Has financial market volatility increased? pp. 17-30

Sean Becketti and Gordon H. Sellon

1989, volume 74, articles May

Agriculture and the GATT: the link to U.S. farm policy pp. 3-24

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and David Henneberry

The Social Security surplus - a solution to the federal budget deficit? pp. 25-39

C. Alan Garner

1989, volume 74, articles Apr

Europe 1992: implications for U.S. firms pp. 3-17

Thomas Bennett and Craig Hakkio

Lessons from West German monetary policy pp. 18-35

Kristina Jacobson and George Kahn

1989, volume 74, articles Mar

Managing interest rate risk with interest rate futures pp. 3-20

Charles Morris

Federal excise taxes: approaching deficit reduction from the revenue side pp. 21-35

Glenn H. Miller

1989, volume 74, articles Feb

U.S. agriculture: hard realities and new opportunities pp. 3-20

Marvin R. Duncan

Agriculture and the GATT: a time for change pp. 21-42

Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott and David Henneberry

The prepayment risk of mortgage-backed securities pp. 43-57

Sean Becketti

1989, volume 74, articles Jan

Globalization of financial markets: international supervisory and regulatory issues pp. 3-8

Alexandre Lamfalussy

Financial market volatility: summary of the Bank's 1988 symposium pp. 9-20

Stuart E. Weiner

Regional exports of manufactured products pp. 21-31

Tim R. Smith