Fedgazette

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2000, issue Oct, vol 12

Buyer beware: Despite high costs and warnings from consumer groups, the market for payday loans and other convenience-based financial services continues to grow. What gives? pp. 1

Ronald Wirtz

A helping hand, or new age loan sharking? pp. 2-5, 7

Ronald Wirtz

Will that be cash, check or debtor's hell? pp. 6

Ronald Wirtz

Regional airports: Fasten your seatbelt pp. 8-9, 14

Douglas Clement

Montana's blasting into (aero)space pp. 10-11

Rosie Cataldo

Ag finances improve, but farmers still struggling pp. 15

Tobias Madden

Financial modernization, the FHLB and agricultural banks pp. 16-17

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt

2000, issue Jan, vol 12

The pig in the python pp. 1

Ronald Wirtz

Look for a growing economy in the new millennium, poll says pp. 2

Tobias Madden

Concentrating on food concentration pp. 3-5, 7

Ronald Wirtz

A borderless perspective pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

Tied to steel tracks: Trends in the steel industry hold important decisions for Minnesota and Upper Michigan iron ore mines looking for a secure future pp. 8-9, 13-14

Ronald Wirtz

Jobs wanted: Will work for (next to) nothing pp. 10-12

Ronald Wirtz

Excelsior-Henderson: Motorcycle dream fades in bankruptcy pp. 16

Anonymous

Counterpoint: The lesson to be learned from the failed Excelsior-Henderson pp. 17

Arthur J. Rolnick

Noninterest income in the Ninth District: The roles of community and credit card banks pp. 18-19

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt

Bankers report farmers have some breathing room pp. 20

Tobias Madden

The cousin of consolidation: contracting

Ronald Wirtz

Ninth District economy enters the new year in good shape

Anonymous

1999, issue Oct, vol 11

Farm Crisis: Here we go again? pp. 1

Ronald Wirtz

Not your father's farm recession pp. 3-4

Ronald Wirtz

Whistling Dixie? Despite tough times for many, some farmers finding good times pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

Saving the family farm, but from what? pp. 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

Farming the government: Far from abandoning farmers, government policy stumbles into the new ag economy, helping some but not others pp. 8-9

Ronald Wirtz

Farm problems put squeeze on agricultural banks pp. 10

Tobias Madden

Farmers continue to struggle pp. 11

Tobias Madden

Working wage: The minimum wage needs another boost pp. 18

Anonymous

Minimum wage as price support pp. 19

Preston J. Miller

Noninterest income: A potential for profits, risk reduction and some exaggerated claims pp. 20-21

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt

1999, issue Jul, vol 11

Small-town community banks not bugged by Y2K pp. 1

Ronald Wirtz

Urban/rural community banks face similar challenges pp. 2

David S. Dahl

Y2K and your money pp. 4

Gary H. Stern

Community bank web sites: the current picture pp. 6-7

Tobias Madden

Why all concerns about subprime lending are not created equal pp. 8-9

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt

District economy will continue to grow, but some slowing creeps in pp. 10-11

Rob Grunewald, Tobias Madden and Jason Schmidt

Farmers are still hurting pp. 12

Tobias Madden

Unemployment today in Europe and Japan: Lessons from the U.S. Great Depression pp. 13

Varadarajan Chari

Nimble small-town banks swatting Y2K bugs pp. 3, 4

Ronald Wirtz

1999, issue Apr, vol 11

Rural businesses are spurring much of the growth in telecommunications pp. 3-4

Ronald Wirtz

Linking rural America. How technology is helping to reshape communities in the Ninth District pp. 1, 6-7

Ronald Wirtz

E-commerce: For some businesses, the only way to go pp. 8

Tobias Madden

Reduced income plagues farmers pp. 9

Tobias Madden

1999, issue Jan, vol 11

1999 Economic Outlook: Onward and (cautiously) upward despite some concerns, expansion likely to continue pp. 1

David Fettig

Business leaders optimistic, but less so than a year ago pp. 2-3

David S. Dahl

District hog prices hit historic lows pp. 2-6

Edward Lotterman

As agriculture in crisis? pp. 6

Edward Lotterman

Agricultural bankers note improvement, but still concerned pp. 7

Edward Lotterman

Some bumps along the way, but outlook still good for coming year pp. 8

David S. Dahl, Edward Lotterman and Jason Schmidt

Do we know enough about economics? pp. 12

Gary H. Stern

What are CAMELS and who should know? pp. 13

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt