Economic Policy Review

1995 - 2025

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Banks with something to lose: the disciplinary role of franchise value pp. 1-14: Rebecca Demsetz, Marc R. Saidenberg and Philip E. Strahan
What do chain store sales tell us about consumer spending? pp. 15-35: Ethan S. Harris and Clara Vega
Determinants and impact of sovereign credit ratings pp. 37-53: Richard Cantor and Frank Packer

Price risk intermediation in the over-the-counter derivatives markets: interpretation of a global survey pp. 1-15: Catherine Benadon, John Kambhu and Frank M. Keane
Risk management by structured derivative product companies pp. 17-37: William F. Bassett, In Sun Geoum and Eli Remolona
Evaluation of value-at-risk models using historical data pp. 39-69: Darryll Hendricks

Remarks on economic, supervisory, and regulatory issues facing foreign banks operating in the United States pp. 1-5: William J. McDonough
Correlation products and risk management issues pp. 7-20: James M. Mahoney
The commodity-consumer price connection: fact or fable? pp. 21-38: Stephen Blomberg and Ethan S. Harris

Historical patterns and recent changes in the relationship between bank holding company size and risk pp. 13-26: Rebecca Demsetz and Philip E. Strahan
The decline of traditional banking: implications for financial stability and regulatory policy pp. 27-45: Franklin R. Edwards and Frederic Mishkin

Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: opening remarks pp. 1: William J. McDonough
The internationalization of the U.S. labor market and the wage structure pp. 3-8: George Borjas
What are the causes of rising wage inequality in the United States? pp. 9-17: John Bound and George Johnson
U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: the role of international factors pp. 18-25: Robert Lawrence
Inequality in labor market outcomes: contrasting the 1980s and earlier decades pp. 26-32: Chinhui Juhn and Kevin Murphy
Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: morning session: summary of discussion pp. 33-34: Thomas Klitgaard and Adam Posen
The future path and consequences of the U.S. earnings/education gap pp. 35-41: Frank Levy
Trade and wages: choosing among alternative explanations pp. 42-47: Jagdish Bhagwati
Macroeconomic implications of shifts in the relative demand for skills pp. 48-53: Olivier Blanchard
The growing wage gap: is training the answer? pp. 54-58: Lisa Lynch
Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: afternoon session: summary of discussion pp. 59-60: Stephen Blomberg and Gabriel De Kock
Explaining the growing inequality in wages across skill levels pp. 61-75: David A. Brauer and Susan Hickok