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1963 - 1994

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The credit rating industry pp. 1-26: Richard Cantor and Frank Packer
The price risk of options positions: measurement and capital requirements pp. 44-75: Arturo Estrella, Darryll Hendricks, John Kambhu, Soo Shin and Stefan Walter
The baby boom generation and aggregate savings pp. 76-91: Richard Cantor and Andrew M. Yuengert
Mortgage security hedging and the yield curve pp. 92-100: Julia D. Fernald, Frank M. Keane and Patricia C. Mosser
Has excess capacity abroad reduced U.S. inflationary pressures? pp. 101-106: James Orr
Recent trends in the profitability of credit card banks pp. 107-111: Andrea Meyercord
Regional employment trends in the Second District pp. 112-119: Lois Banks and Charles Steindel

An independent central bank in a democratic country: the Federal Reserve experience pp. 1-6: William J. McDonough
Netting agreements and the credit exposures of OTC derivatives portfolios pp. 7-18: Darryll Hendricks
How lower Japanese asset prices affect Pacific financial markets pp. 19-33: Robert McCauley and Stephen Yeaple
In brief: understanding the rising Japanese trade surplus pp. 34-37: Thomas Klitgaard
In brief: high foreign real interest rates and investment in the 1990s pp. 38-44: Carol Osler
Second District update: a moderate recovery is in progress pp. 45-53: Rae D. Rosen and John Wenninger

A historical perspective on the 1989-92 slow growth period pp. 1-14: David A. Brauer
Recent developments in New York City's economy pp. 15-26: Rae D. Rosen
Securitization, loan sales, and the credit slowdown pp. 27-38: Richard Cantor and Rebecca Demsetz
Government securities investments of commercial banks pp. 39-53: Anthony Rodrigues
Emerging equity markets in the global economy pp. 54-83: John Mullin

Perspective on the credit slowdown pp. 3-36: Richard Cantor and John Wenninger
The Minsky cycle in action: but why? pp. 37-39: Benjamin M. Friedman
Financial and credit cycles--generic or episodic? pp. 40-45: Allen Sinai
Not a blown fuse pp. 46-49: Albert M. Wojnilower
Credit in the macroeconomy pp. 50-70: Ben Bernanke
The role of credit in economic activity pp. 71-76: David M. Jones
On the non-neutrality of money pp. 77-82: Hyman Minsky
Credit veils and credit realities pp. 83-85: William Poole
Official surveillance and oversight of the government securities market pp. 86-88: William J. McDonough
Monetary policy and open market operations during 1992 pp. 89-114: Anonymous

International interest rate convergence: a survey of the issues and evidence pp. 24-37: Charles Pigott
Debt reduction and market reentry under the Brady plan pp. 38-62: John Clark
Index amortizing rate swaps pp. 63-70: Lisa N. Galaif
The pricing and hedging of index amortizing rate swaps pp. 71-74: Julia D. Fernald
Recent trends in commercial bank loan sales pp. 75-78: Rebecca Demsetz

The global derivatives market pp. 1-5: William J. McDonough
Recent trade liberalization in developing countries: the effects on global trade and output pp. 6-19: Susan Hickok
The dollar and U.S. imports after 1985 pp. 20-36: Thomas Klitgaard
Update on the Second District's economy pp. 37-46: Rae D. Rosen
U.S.-Japan relations pp. 47-50: William J. McDonough

A comparison of monetary policy operating procedures in six industrial countries pp. 5-24: Bruce Kasman
Finance companies, bank competition, and niche markets pp. 25-38: Eli Remolona and Kurt C. Wulfekuhler
Manufacturing productivity and high-tech investment pp. 39-47: Charles Steindel

The supply-side consequences of U.S. fiscal policy in the 1980s pp. 1-20: M. Akbar Akhtar and Ethan S. Harris
Small time deposits and the recent weakness in M2 pp. 21-35: John C. Partlan and John Wenninger
Changes in monetary policy effectiveness: evidence from large macroeconomic models pp. 36-51: Patricia C. Mosser
Foreign bank credit to U.S. corporations: the implications of offshore loans pp. 52-65: Robert McCauley and Rama Seth
The New York City recession pp. 66-71: David A. Brauer and Mark Flaherty

Corporate refinancing in the 1990s pp. 1-27: Frank Iacono, Robert McCauley, Eli Remolona and Judith S. Ruud
The recent growth of financial derivative markets pp. 28-43: Eli Remolona
Assessing the exchange rate's impact on U.S. manufacturing profits pp. 44-63: Juann Hung
Recent U.S. export performance in the developing world pp. 64-74: Bruce Kasman

Bank capital ratios, asset growth, and the stock market pp. 10-24: Richard Cantor and Ronald Johnson
Reserve requirements and the discount window in recent decades pp. 25-43: Ann-Marie Meulendyke
Relative cost of capital for marginal firms over the business cycle pp. 44-58: Gikas Hardouvelis and Thierry A. Wizman
The impact of the current defense build-down pp. 59-68: Ronnie Lowenstein and Richard Peach