The Regional Economist

1993 - 2024

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1999, articles Oct

Down but not out: the future of community banks

Timothy J. Yeager

The NAIRU: tailor-made for the Fed?

Kevin Kliesen

Revamping Medicaid: a five-year check-up on Tennessee's experiment

Adam Zaretsky

A tale of two cities: Hannibal, Mo. / Quincy, Ill

Jeryldine Tully

1999, articles Jul

An oasis of prosperity: solely an American phenomenon? pp. 4-9

Kevin Kliesen

Cartels: breaking up ain't hard to do pp. 10-11

Adam Zaretsky

Drive to efficiency leaves smallest banks behind pp. 12-13

Boyd D. Anderson and Timothy J. Yeager

Blytheville spreads its wings after air force base closing pp. 14-15

Stephen Greene

1999, articles Apr

Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble: asset prices and market speculation pp. 4-9

Adam Zaretsky

'Voting with your feet' and metro-area livability pp. 10-11

Howard Wall

Is the bloom off the rose for Eighth District farmers? pp. 12-13

Kevin Kliesen

Overlooked market gets noticed pp. 14-15

Jeryldine Tully

1999, articles Jan

Paper tigers? How the Asian economies lost their bite pp. 4-9

Michelle Neely

Models and monetary policy: more science than art? pp. 10-11

Kevin Kliesen

The national and district economies: are they marching in step? pp. 12-13

Adam Zaretsky

1998, articles Oct

Enhancing future retirement income through 401(k)s pp. 4-9

Kevin Kliesen

Have computers made us more productive? A puzzle pp. 10-11

Adam Zaretsky

Personal bankruptcy: the new American pastime? pp. 12-13

Michelle Neely

1998, articles Jul

Will the EMU go the way of the dodo? Yes, this EMU will fly, but will it stay aloft? pp. 4-9

Adam Zaretsky

Moderating monopolies: does big business need taming? the role of economics in antitrust law pp. 10-11

Michelle Neely

Banks and mortgages and loans--oh my! District bank loans: there's no place like home pp. 12-13

Dusan Stojanovic and Mark D. Vaughan

1998, articles Apr

The commercial paper market: who's minding the shop? pp. 5-9

Dusan Stojanovic and Mark D. Vaughan

How susceptible is the United States to the Asian flu? pp. 10-11

Kevin Kliesen

With tailwinds blowing, the district economy sails on pp. 12-13

Adam Zaretsky

1998, articles Jan

A brave new economic world? the productivity puzzle pp. 4-9

Kevin Kliesen

Going once, going twice, sold: auctions and the success of economic theory pp. 10-11

Adam Zaretsky

Both a lender and a borrower be: banks face a deposit shortage pp. 12

Michelle Neely

1997, articles Oct

A burden to America? immigration and the economy pp. 5-9

Adam Zaretsky

Yielding clues about recessions: the yield curve as a forecasting tool pp. 10-11

Dusan Stojanovic and Mark D. Vaughan

Banks go shopping for customers pp. 12-13

Christopher A. Williams

1997, articles Jul

What price convenience: the ATM surcharge debate pp. 4-9

Michelle Neely

Critiquing the consumer price index pp. 10-11

Kevin Kliesen

Permits, contracts, closings: real estate in the Eighth District pp. 12-13

Adam Zaretsky

1997, articles Apr

Assessing the generational gap in future living standards through generational accounting pp. 5-9

Kevin Kliesen

Rush-hour horrors: how economics tackles congestion pp. 10-11

Adam Zaretsky

Are district banks losing their profit edge? pp. 12-13

Andrew P. Meyer and Mark D. Vaughan

1997, articles Jan

The overlooked 40 percent: the rural Eighth District pp. 4-9

Adam Zaretsky

The name is bond--indexed bond pp. 10-11

Michelle Neely

What's up down on the farm? pp. 12-13

Kevin Kliesen

1996, articles Oct

Shaking the third rail: reforming Social Security pp. 5-7

Michelle Neely

Chile's blueprint for public pension privatization pp. 8-9

Michelle Neely

A recipe for monetary policy credibility pp. 10-11

Kevin Kliesen

District jobs: have they been gearing up? pp. 12-13

Adam Zaretsky

1996, articles Jul

Tax man, heal thyself pp. 5-9

Kevin Kliesen

Learning the lessons of history: the Federal Reserve and the payments system pp. 10-11

Adam Zaretsky

Loan quality in the Eighth District: worth a closer look pp. 12-13

Dusan Stojanovic and Mark D. Vaughan

1996, articles Apr

Will that be cash, check, charge or smart card? pp. 4-9

Adam Zaretsky

Investment improvement: adding duration to the toolbox pp. 10-11

Michelle Neely

District automotive sector flourishing pp. 12-13

Kevin Kliesen

1996, articles Jan

Bullish on banking: thriving in the information age pp. 4-9

Mark D. Vaughan

Chained, rested and ready: the new and improved GDP pp. 10-11

Kevin Kliesen

Exports in the Eighth District - an update pp. 12-13

Adam Zaretsky