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1967 - 2025

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The cost of restricting corporate takeovers: a lesson from Switzerland pp. 3-11: Werner Hermann and G. J. Santoni
Do price indexes tell us about inflation? A review of the issue pp. 12-30: Keith Carlson
Understanding nominal GNP targeting pp. 31-40: Michael Bradley and Dennis Jansen

In memorium: Karl Brunner, 1916-1989 pp. 3: A. B. Balbach
The role of money and monetary policy pp. 4-22: Karl Brunner
The causes and consequences of leveraged buyouts pp. 23-34: Michelle Garfinkel
The link between M1 and the monetary base in the 198O's pp. 35-52: Michelle Garfinkel and Daniel Thornton
Monetary targeting with exchange rate constraints: the Bundesbank in the 1980's pp. 53-69: Juergen von Hagen

What is an \\"acceptable\\" rate of inflation?--a review of the issues pp. 3-15: Michelle Garfinkel
Does dollar depreciation cause inflation? pp. 16-28: Rik Hafer
Have federal spending and taxation contributed to the divergence of state per capita incomes in the 1980s? pp. 29-42: Cletus Coughlin and Thomas B. Mandelbaum
Does inflation uncertainty affect output growth? Further evidence pp. 43-54: Dennis Jansen
Tests of covered interest rate parity pp. 55-66: Daniel Thornton

The 1988 drought: its impact on district agriculture pp. 3-13: Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock
Eighth District banks: back in the black pp. 14-22: Lynn M. Barry
The Eighth District business economy in 1988: still expanding, but more slowly pp. 23-32: Thomas B. Mandelbaum
Comparing futures and survey forecasts of near-term Treasury bill rates pp. 33-42: Rik Hafer and Scott Hein
Bank runs and private remedies pp. 43-61: Gerald Dwyer and R. Gilbert

U.S. investment in the 1980s: the real story pp. 3-15: John Tatom
The FOMC in 1988: uncertainty's effects on monetary policy pp. 16-33: Michelle Garfinkel
Interest rates and economic announcements pp. 34-46: Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer
Is America being sold out? pp. 47-64: Mack Ott
Money and the international monetary system pp. 65-71: H. Robert Heller

Payments system risk: what is it and what will happen if we try to reduce it? pp. 3-17: R. Gilbert
Federal budget trends and the 1981 Reagan economic plan pp. 18-31: Keith Carlson
An introduction to non-tariff barriers to trade pp. 32-46: Cletus Coughlin and Geoffrey E. Wood
Can a central bank influence its currency's real value? The Swiss case pp. 47-55: Michael Belongia and Werner Hermann

Are national stock markets linked? pp. 3-14: Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer
Are economic forecasts by government agencies biased? Accurate? pp. 15-23: Michael Belongia
The link between the value of the dollar, U.S. trade and manufacturing output: some recent evidence pp. 24-37: John Tatom
The dubious success of export subsidies for wheat pp. 38-47: Kenneth C. Carraro and Cletus Coughlin
The macroeconomic effects of deficit spending: a review pp. 48-60: K. Alec Chrystal and Daniel Thornton

Have U.S. exports been larger than reported? pp. 3-23: Mack Ott
Why have state per capita incomes diverged recently? pp. 24-36: Cletus Coughlin and Thomas B. Mandelbaum
Testing the expectations model of the term structure: some conjectures on the effects of institutional changes pp. 37-45: Michael Belongia and Kees G. Koedijk
The puzzling growth of the monetary aggregates in the 1980's pp. 46-60: Albert E. Burger

Monetarism is dead; long live the quantity theory pp. 3-18: William G. Dewald
Prospects for international policy coordination: some lessons from the EMS pp. 19-29: Michael Belongia
International linkages in the term structure of interest rates pp. 30-43: Clemens Kool and John Tatom
How much lower can the unemployment rate go? pp. 44-57: Keith Carlson
A comparison of proposals to restructure the U.S. financial system pp. 58-75: R. Gilbert

Is money irrelevant? pp. 3-17: Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer
The October crash: some evidence on the cascade theory pp. 18-33: G. J. Santoni
The competitive nature of state spending on the promotion of manufacturing exports pp. 34-42: Cletus Coughlin
Money demand and inflation in Switzerland: an application of the Pascal technique pp. 43-52: Tobias F. Rotheli
The effect of monetary policy on short-term interest rates pp. 53-72: Daniel Thornton

The FOMC IN 1987: the effects of a falling dollar and the stock market collapse pp. 3-16: Rik Hafer and Joseph Haslag
The district business economy in 1987: the expansion continues pp. 17-28: Thomas B. Mandelbaum
The 1987 agricultural recovery: a district perspective pp. 29-38: Kenneth C. Carraro
District bank performance in 1987: bigger is not necessarily better pp. 39-48: Lynn M. Barry

Are trade deficits a problem? pp. 3-11: K. Alec Chrystal and Geoffrey E. Wood
Protectionist trade policies: a survey of theory, evidence and rationale pp. 12-29: K. Alec Chrystal, Cletus Coughlin and Geoffrey E. Wood
The borrowed-reserves operating procedures: theory and evidence pp. 30-54: Daniel Thornton
Farm policy and mandatory supply controls - the case of tobacco pp. 55-64: Kenneth C. Carraro