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Evidence on stock market speculative bubbles: Japan, the United States, and Great Britain pp. 4-16: Gikas Hardouvelis
The international transmission of stock prices disruption in October 1987 pp. 17-33: Paul Bennett and Jeanette Kelleher
International linkages among equities markets and the October 1987 market break pp. 34-46: Robert Aderhold, Christine M. Cumming and Alison Harwood
Margin requirements on equity instruments pp. 47-60: George Sofianos
Consistent margin requirements: are they feasible? pp. 61-79: Arturo Estrella
Margin requirements and stock market volatility pp. 80-89: Gikas Hardouvelis

A balanced approach to the LDC debt problem pp. 1-6: E. Gerald Corrigan
The competitiveness of U.S. manufactured goods: recent changes and prospects pp. 7-22: Linda A. Bell, Janet Ceglowski and Susan Hickok
Money demand--some long-run properties pp. 23-40: John Wenninger
Monetary policy and open market operations during 1987 pp. 41-58: Sandra C. Krieger and Peter D. Sternlight

Economic consequences of continued U.S. external deficit pp. 4-15: Charles Pigott
External adjustment and U.S. macroeconomic performance pp. 16-32: Janet Ceglowski and Bruce Kasman
Financial implications of the U.S. external deficit pp. 33-51: Juann Hung, Charles Pigott and Anthony Rodrigues
Capacity constraints and the prospects for external adjustment and economic growth: 1989-90 pp. 52-68: R. Spence Hilton
The performance of the U.S. capital goods industry: implications for trade adjustment pp. 69-82: James Orr

A review of Federal Reserve policy targets and operating guides in recent decades pp. 6-17: Ann-Marie Meulendyke
The globalization of financial markets and the effectiveness of monetary policy instruments pp. 18-27: Lawrence J. Radecki and Vincent Reinhart
Interest rate divergences among the major industrial nations pp. 28-44: Bruce Kasman and Charles Pigott
Estimating the funding gap of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation pp. 45-59: John A. Brehm, Arturo Estrella and Beverly Hirtle
In brief: economic capsules--U.S. trade with Taiwan and South Korea pp. 60-66: Susan Hickok and Thomas Klitgaard

A framework for reform of the financial system pp. 1-8: E. Gerald Corrigan
The pricing and hedging of market index deposits pp. 9-20: Stephen R. King and Eli Remolona
Exploring the effects of capital movements on M1 and the economy pp. 21-31: Thomas Klitgaard and John Wenninger
Financial consequences of new Asian surpluses pp. 32-44: Robert McCauley and Rama Seth
Japan's growth performance over the last decade pp. 45-55: Bruce Kasman

A perspective on the globalization of financial markets and institutions pp. 1-9: E. Gerald Corrigan
The growth of the financial guarantee market pp. 10-28: Beverly Hirtle
The household demand for money: estimates from cross-sectional data pp. 29-34: Cecily C. Garver and Lawrence J. Radecki

International economic prospects: a case study in mutuality pp. 1-5: E. Gerald Corrigan
Large-dollar payment flows from New York pp. 6-13: Anonymous
Financial structure of the G-10 countries: how does the United States compare? pp. 14-25: Christine M. Cumming and Lawrence M. Sweet
The risk-based capital agreement: a further step towards policy convergence pp. 26-34: Jeffrey Bardos
Converging household debt ratios of four industrial countries pp. 35-47: Dorothy B. Christelow

Capital requirements of commercial and investment banks: contrasts in regulation pp. 1-10: Gary Haberman
The economics of securitization pp. 11-23: Christine M. Cumming
Eurocommercial paper and U.S. commercial paper: converging money markets? pp. 24-35: Lauren A. Hargraves and Robert McCauley
Current labor market trends and inflation pp. 36-48: Richard Cantor and John Wenninger

The recent performance of the commercial banking industry pp. 1-11: Richard G. Davis
Estimating household debt service payments pp. 12-23: Lynn Paquette
Financial transactions and the demand for M1 pp. 24-29: Lawrence J. Radecki and John Wenninger
Short-term borrowing by local school districts pp. 30-41: Allen J. Proctor
Are large U.S. banks moving international activity off their balance sheets? pp. 42-44: Robert McCauley
Prospects for the U.S. international travel deficit pp. 44-46: Bruce Kasman

Reducing international imbalances in an interdependent world pp. 1-5: E. Gerald Corrigan
Macroeconomic influences on the U.S.-Japan trade imbalance pp. 6-11: Vincent Reinhart
The changing commodity composition of U.S. imports from Japan pp. 12-18: Daniel E. Nolle and Charles Pigott
Reserves forecasting for open market operations pp. 19-33: Kathleen M. Camilli, Kausar Hamdani and John C. Partlan
Monetary policy and open market operations in 1985 pp. 34-53: Peter D. Sternlight

Coping with globally integrated financial markets pp. 1-5: E. Gerald Corrigan
Bankers on pricing consumer deposits pp. 6-13: Richard G. Davis, Leon Korobow and John Wenninger
The pricing of consumer deposit products - the non-rate dimensions pp. 14-18: Richard G. Davis and Leon Korobow
Monetary policy influence on the economy-an empirical analysis pp. 19-34: M. Akbar Akhtar and Ethan S. Harris
Inflation in the service sector pp. 35-45: Peter Rappoport
International \"middle-market\" borrowing pp. 46-52: Jeremy Gluck

Responsiveness of interest rate spreads and deposit flows to changes in market rates pp. 1-10: John Wenninger
Wage rigidity in West Germany: a comparison with the U.S. experience pp. 11-21: Linda A. Bell
The cycle in property/casualty insurance pp. 22-30: Robert T. McGee
Tax reform and the merger and acquisition market: the repeal of General Utilities pp. 31-35: Charles Steindel