Business Review

1975 - 2015

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2000, issue Nov

A new look at economic indexes for the states in the Third District pp. 3-14

Theodore M. Crone

From centralization to deconcentration: people and jobs spread out pp. 15-27

Gerald Carlino

2000, issue Jul

Financial modernization: vastly different or fundamentally the same? pp. 3-14

Edward G. Boehne

Economics and the new economy: the invisible hand meets creative destruction pp. 15-30

Leonard Nakamura

2000, issue May

Why don't banks take stock? pp. 3-15

Mitchell Berlin

Has suburbanization diminished the importance of access to Center City? pp. 17-29

Richard Voith

2000, issue Mar

The changing nature of the payments system: should new players mean new rules? pp. 3-26

Loretta Mester

From cycles to shocks: progress in business-cycle theory pp. 27-37

Satyajit Chatterjee

2000, issue Jan

The finance and growth nexus pp. 3-14

Aubhik Khan

Agriculture in the Third District: fertile fields outside the farm belt pp. 15-29

Timothy G. Schiller

1999, issue Nov

The euro and the European Central Bank pp. 3-14

Jeffrey Wrase

Patent reform: a mixed blessing for the U.S. economy? pp. 15-29

Robert Hunt

1999, issue Sep

How useful are forecasts of corporate profits? pp. 3-12

Dean Croushore

The Philadelphia story: a new forecasting model pp. 13-23

Theodore M. Crone and Michael P. McLaughlin

1999, issue Jul

Intangibles: what put the new in the new economy? pp. 3-16

Leonard Nakamura

Do states respond differently to changes in monetary policy? pp. 17-27

Gerald Carlino and Robert H. DeFina

1999, issue May

Forecasts, indicators and monetary policy pp. 3-14

Keith Sill

Jack of all trades? Product diversification in nonfinancial firms pp. 15-29

Mitchell Berlin

1999, issue Mar

Does the federal tax treatment of housing affect the pattern of metropolitan development? pp. 3-16

Richard Voith

Regional trends in federal government spending pp. 17-28

Timothy G. Schiller

1999, issue Jan

Banking industry's consolidation: what's a small business to do? pp. 3-16

Loretta Mester

Real business cycles: a legacy of countercyclical policies? pp. 17-27

Satyajit Chatterjee

1998, issue Nov

Is the Fed being swept out of (monetary) control? pp. 3-12

Jeffrey Wrase

Why is Europe forming a monetary union? pp. 13-21

Gwen Eudey

1998, issue Sep

House prices and the quality of public schools: what are we buying? pp. 3-14

Theodore M. Crone

What's happening in manufacturing: \\"survey says...\\" pp. 15-29

Michael Trebing

1998, issue Jul

Low inflation: the surprise of the 1990s pp. 3-12

Dean Croushore

Trends in metropolitan employment growth pp. 13-22

Gerald Carlino

1998, issue May

The retail revolution and food-price mismeasurement pp. 3-14

Leonard Nakamura

Restructuring during recessions: a silver lining in the cloud? pp. 15-31

Keith Sill

1998, issue Mar

Does trade with low-wage countries hurt American workers? pp. 3-15

Stephen Golub

Has globalization created a borderless world? pp. 17-27

Janet Ceglowski

1998, issue Jan

The downtown parking syndrome: does curing the illness kill the patient? pp. 3-14

Richard Voith

That thing venture capitalist do pp. 15-26

Mitchell Berlin

1997, issue Nov

Are bank runs contagious? pp. 3-14

Ted Loch Temzelides

Network issues and payment systems pp. 15-25

James McAndrews

1997, issue Sep

What's the point of credit scoring? pp. 3-16

Loretta Mester

What determines the exchange rate: economic factors or market sentiment? pp. 17-29

Gregory P. Hopper

1997, issue Jul

Inflation-indexed bonds: how do they work? pp. 3-16

Jeffrey Wrase

How capital taxes harm economic growth: Britain versus the United States pp. 17-27

Lee Ohanian

1997, issue May

Where have all the factory jobs gone - and why? pp. 3-18

Theodore M. Crone

Regional economies: separating trends from cycles pp. 19-31

Gerald Carlino and Keith Sill

1997, issue Mar

Is the U.S. economy really growing too slowly? pp. 3-14

Leonard Nakamura

The Livingston Survey: still useful after all these years pp. 15-27

Dean Croushore

1997, issue Jan

Making payments on the Internet pp. 1-12

James McAndrews

The economic benefits and risks of derivative securities pp. 15-26

Keith Sill

1996, issue Nov

For better and for worse: three lending relationships pp. 3-12

Mitchell Berlin

The suburban housing market: the effects of city and suburban job growth pp. 13-25

Richard Voith

1996, issue Sep

Taxes, homeownership, and the allocation of residential real estate risks pp. 3-10

Satyajit Chatterjee

The travel market in the United States and the Third District pp. 11-21

Timothy G. Schiller

1996, issue Jul

Repealing Glass-Steagall: the past points the way to the future pp. 3-18

Loretta Mester

Value at risk: a new methodology for measuring portfolio risk pp. 19-31

Gregory P. Hopper

1996, issue May

Looking ahead: leading indexes for Pennsylvania and New Jersey pp. 3-14

Kevin J. Babyak and Theodore M. Crone

Inflation forecasts: how good are they? pp. 15-25

Dean Croushore

1996, issue Mar

Central city decline: regional or neighborhood solutions? pp. 3-16

Richard Voith

Does monetary policy have differential regional effects? pp. 17-27

Gerald Carlino and Robert H. DeFina

1996, issue Jan

When the bubble bursts: psychology or fundamentals? pp. 3-13

Lee Ohanian

The cyclical volatility of interest rates pp. 15-29

Keith Sill