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2003, issue Dec, vol 17

Building capacity for success pp. 2-6

Gary H. Stern

European vacation pp. 8-11, 68-73

Douglas Clement

Wives at work pp. 13-15, 76-79

Phil Davies

Deflation: should the Fed be concerned? pp. 16-19

Douglas Clement

The ABCs of ECD pp. 20-24

Kathy Cobb

Progress and peril in China's modern economy pp. 26-30

Chun Chang

Interview with Ping Xie, People's Republic of China pp. 32-45

Arthur J. Rolnick

What ails China? pp. 48-54, 56-59

Loren Brandt and Xiaodong Zhu

China's rich but troubled banking sector pp. 55

Douglas Clement

Too big to fail: the hazards of bank bailouts pp. 60-65

Ron J. Feldman and Gary H. Stern

2003, issue Sep, vol 17

Top of the ninth: should we accept the conventional wisdom about deflation? pp. 2-6

Gary H. Stern

Price signals pp. 8-11, 46-51

Douglas Clement

Mining for missing links pp. 12-15, 52-53

Ronald Wirtz

Interview with Allen H. Meltzer pp. 16-27

Douglas Clement

Supply, demand & deadlines 2003 - Diamonds in the rough: making a story shine pp. 28-29

Kathy Cobb

Reporting economics well: a difficult but worthwhile challenge pp. 30-33

Anne O. Krueger

Thinking like an economist - a workshop on economic principles pp. 34-37

Douglas Clement

2003, issue Jun, vol 17

Achieving the objectives of regulatory restructuring pp. 2-6

Gary H. Stern

Accounting for the rich pp. 8-11, 48-52

Douglas Clement

Beyond \\"rich\\" and \\"poor\\" pp. 12-16

Douglas Clement

Anti-poverty design: the cash-out option pp. 18-21, 54-57

Ronald Wirtz

Business cycles and long-term growth: lessons from Minnesota pp. 22-25, 58-61

Terry Fitzgerald

Interview with Donald E. Powell pp. 26-35

Gary H. Stern

2002, issue Dec., vol 16

Economic literacy leads to better grasp of public policy issues pp. 2-5

Gary H. Stern

Financial literacy education: a potential tool for reducing predatory lending? pp. 6-9, 34-36

Richard M. Todd

Trading places pp. 10-13, 38-41

Douglas Clement

Lender of more than last resort pp. 14-17

David Fettig

Exchange roller coasters: where's the steering wheel, and does it work? pp. 20-23, 52-54

Ronald Wirtz

Interview with Anne O. Krueger pp. 24-31

Arthur J. Rolnick

A little-talked-about solution to the long-term budget problem pp. 56-57

Preston J. Miller

2002, issue Sep, vol 16

Reflections on business, government and reputation pp. 2-4

Gary H. Stern

The affordable housing shortage: considering the problem, causes and solutions pp. 6-9, 42-45

Ron J. Feldman

Was Napster right? Conventional theory says we need strong copyrights and patents to unlock innovation. On the contrary, argue Michele Boldrin and David Levine pp. 10-15, 46-49, 52-54

Douglas Clement

On the (economic literacy) campaign trail: finding, understanding and telling the story behind the story pp. 16-17

Kathy Cobb

Economic and financial literacy moves from the schoolhouse to the statehouse pp. 18-23

Anonymous

Interview with Robert Solow pp. 24-34

Douglas Clement

2002, issue Jun, vol 16

Top of the Ninth: from pocketbook to policymaking, economic education matters pp. 2-4

Gary H. Stern

Gross domestic product: understanding news from noise pp. 6-11

Ronald Wirtz

A punishing debate: does the death penalty deter homicide? New economic studies seek the answer to an age-old question pp. 12-15, 40-43

Douglas Clement

Interview with Gary Becker pp. 16-25

Douglas Clement

Guest editorial: We have met the federal government, and the federal government is us pp. 34-36

Preston J. Miller

2001, issue Dec, vol 15

The Federal Reserve and electronic payments pp. 2-3

Gary H. Stern

Railroad redux pp. 4-9

David Fettig

Assessing the Euro three years after its launch pp. 14-16

Anna Schwartz

Cost v. benefit: clearing the air? pp. 18-21, 48-57

Douglas Clement

Anti-dumping: the free-trade antacid pp. 22-27, 44-46

Ronald Wirtz

Interview with Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa pp. 28-43

Arthur J. Rolnick

2001, issue Sep, vol 15

Locating Federal Reserve districts and headquarters cities pp. 24-27, 55-65

David Hammes

Interview with Thomas Sowell pp. 28-36

David Fettig

Observations on public policy: the case of homelessness pp. 66-67

Preston J. Miller

2001, issue Jun, vol 15

Bank funding: challenges ahead but no crisis pp. 2-4

Gary H. Stern

The vanishing equity premium pp. 6-7

Douglas Clement

The stock market: too high? too low? just right pp. 8-10

Douglas Clement

Sterilized fx pp. 11-14

David Fettig

Icebergs and government productivity pp. 16-19, 42-45

Ronald Wirtz

Interview with Hernando de Soto pp. 20-31

David Fettig

Catching up with Lawrence Lindsey pp. 32-34

David Fettig

2001, issue Sep

The economy rarely takes direction from forecasters pp. 2-3

Gary H. Stern

Using market data in the supervisory process: a symposium introduction pp. 4

Ron J. Feldman and Jason Schmidt

Harnessing market discipline pp. 6-7

Alan Greenspan

Taking market data seriously pp. 8-10

Gary H. Stern

Market data and bank supervision: the transition to practical use pp. 11-13, 46-54

Ron J. Feldman and Mark E. Levonian

The magic's gone: a hard look at the data shows that the famous Phillips curve does no better at forecasting inflation than a simple look at the past pp. 14-18

Douglas Clement

Chasing the tail of high-tech pp. 20-23, 38-41

Ronald Wirtz