The Regional Economist

1993 - 2024

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A fiscal devolution: can state and local governments measure up? pp. 4-9: Kevin Kliesen
How statistics can mislead pp. 10-11: Adam Zaretsky
Will the mutual fund boom be a bust for banks? pp. 12-13: Michelle Neely

I want my MTV... and my CNN... and my ESPN... and my TBS and...: the cable industry and regulation pp. 5-9: Adam Zaretsky
Should we ax the capital gains tax? pp. 10-11: Andrew P. Meyer
District economy takes off pp. 12-13: Kevin Kliesen

Commercial & investment banking: should this divorce be saved? pp. 5-9: Michelle A. Clark
A Fed focused on price stability: the benefits of a single target pp. 10-11: Kevin Kliesen
Revamping Medicaid: one state's attempt at reform pp. 12-13: Adam Zaretsky

The fixation on international competitiveness pp. 4-9: Kevin Kliesen
Are economic flexibility and social welfare programs incompatible? pp. 10-11: Adam Zaretsky
Homebuyers bear arms in the mortgage market pp. 12-13: Michelle A. Clark

Life after bank mergers: Thomas C. Melzer
The cashless society and the Federal Reserve: Thomas C. Melzer
Whose side is the Federal Reserve on?: Thomas C. Melzer
Should the Fed be involved in providing financial services?: Thomas C. Melzer

Riding the rails: a look at light rail transit pp. 4-9: Adam Zaretsky
Demystifying derivatives pp. 10-11: Michelle A. Clark
District economic update: will the sailing remain smooth? pp. 12-13: Kevin Kliesen

Going interstate: a new dawn for U.S. banking pp. 5-9: Michelle A. Clark
Commodity price indexes: can they predict inflation? pp. 10-11: Kevin Kliesen
Letting the good times roll on riverboat casinos pp. 12-13: Adam Zaretsky

Banks and investment funds: no longer mutually exclusive pp. 5-9: Michelle A. Clark
IOU's from the edge: should we worry about the budget deficit? pp. 10-12: Kevin Kliesen
After the 500-year flood: an early look at the return to normalcy pp. 12-13: Adam Zaretsky

Health insurance in America: searching for a cure pp. 5-9: Michelle A. Clark
Leaning against the wind: does the Fed engage in countercyclical monetary policy? pp. 10-11: Kevin Kliesen
The foreign demand for District products pp. 12-13: Adam Zaretsky

Restructuring and economic growth: taking the long-term view: Kevin Kliesen
To boldly go where we have gone before: repeating the interest rate mistakes of the past: Adam Zaretsky
Eighth district banks' recipe for profits: Michelle Neely
What does a reserve bank do?: Thomas C. Melzer
Tales from the flood: Thomas C. Melzer
Economy poised for sustainable growth: Thomas C. Melzer
A new look at the regional economy: Thomas C. Melzer