Business Review

1975 - 2015

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1995, issue Nov

Has deunionization led to higher earnings inequality? pp. 3-12

Martin A. Asher and Robert H. DeFina

Measuring inflation in a high-tech age pp. 13-25

Leonard Nakamura

1995, issue Sep

Antitrust issues in payment systems: bottlenecks, access, and essential facilities pp. 3-12

James McAndrews

Productivity growth and the American business cycle pp. 13-22

Satyajit Chatterjee

1995, issue Jul

There's more than one way to sell a security: the Treasury's auction experiment pp. 3-17

Loretta Mester

Do you know how much money is in your public purse? pp. 19-30

Robert P. Inman

1995, issue May

A primer on currency derivatives pp. 3-14

Gregory P. Hopper

Rethinking disclosure requirements pp. 15-29

Sherrill Shaffer

1995, issue Mar

Entry and exit of firms and the turnover of jobs in U.S. manufacturing pp. 3-18

Rafael Rob

Making money in the housing market: is there a sure-fire scheme? pp. 19-31

Theodore M. Crone

1995, issue Jan

Evaluating McCallum's rule for monetary policy pp. 3-14

Dean Croushore and Tom Stark

Do education and training lead to faster growth in cities? pp. 15-22

Gerald Carlino

1994, issue Nov

Small borrowers and the survival of the small bank: is mouse bank Mighty or Mickey? pp. 3-15

Leonard Nakamura

The impact of geographic deregulation on small banks pp. 17-31

Paul S. Calem

1994, issue Sep

How a little inflation can lead to a lot pp. 3-13

Carlos Zarazaga

Public transit: realizing its potential pp. 15-23

Richard Voith

1994, issue Jul

Managing the public debt pp. 3-13

Keith Sill

The automated clearinghouse system: moving toward electronic payment pp. 15-23

James McAndrews

1994, issue May

Making more out of less: the recipe for long-term economic growth pp. 3-15

Satyajit Chatterjee

Is the foreign exchange market inefficient? pp. 17-27

Gregory P. Hopper

1994, issue Mar

Bank competition in concentrated markets pp. 3-16

Sherrill Shaffer

Taxes and the electoral cycle: how sensitive are governors to coming elections? pp. 17-26

Anne Case

1994, issue Jan

How efficient are Third District banks? pp. 3-18

Loretta Mester

New indexes track the state of the states pp. 19-31

Theodore M. Crone

1993, issue Nov

Introducing: the survey of professional forecasters pp. 3-15

Dean Croushore

How costly is disinflation? The historical evidence pp. 17-28

Laurence Ball

1993, issue Sep

Do Americans save too little? pp. 3-20

B. Douglas Bernheim and John Karl Scholtz

Highways and education: the road to productivity? pp. 21-31

Gerald Carlino

1993, issue Jul

Are long expansions followed by short contractions? pp. 3-11

Francis Diebold

Does money affect output? pp. 13-28

Shaghil Ahmed

1993, issue May

Testimony on the Third District economy and monetary policy pp. 3-14

Edward G. Boehne

The proconsumer argument for interstate branching pp. 15-29

Paul S. Calem

1993, issue Mar

What causes inflation? pp. 3-12

Laurence Ball

Leaning against the seasonal wind: is there a cause for seasonal smoothing of interest rates? pp. 13-24

Satyajit Chatterjee

1993, issue Jan

Information externalities: why lending may sometimes need a jump start pp. 3-14

Leonard Nakamura

Predicting stock-market volatility pp. 15-28

Keith Sill

1992, issue Nov

Can the government roll over its debt forever? pp. 3-18

Andrew Abel

Where has all the paper gone? Book-entry delivery-against-payment systems pp. 19-30

James McAndrews

1992, issue Sep

City problems and suburban reactions pp. 3-4

Richard W. Lang

Can Philadelphia escape its fiscal crisis with another tax increase? pp. 5-20

Robert P. Inman

City and suburban growth: substitutes or complements? pp. 21-33

Richard Voith

1992, issue Jul

A slow recovery in the Third District: evidence from new time-series model pp. 3-12

Theodore M. Crone

Marking banks to market pp. 13-22

Sherrill Shaffer

1992, issue May

What are the costs of disinflation? pp. 3-16

Dean Croushore

Banking and commerce: a dangerous liaison? pp. 17-29

Loretta Mester

1992, issue Mar

Are regional per capita earnings diverging? pp. 3-12

Gerald Carlino

Saving and demographics: some international comparisons pp. 13-23

Stephen A. Meyer

1992, issue Jan

The strange behavior of the credit card market pp. 3-14

Paul S. Calem

The Livingston Surveys: a history of hopes and fears pp. 15-27

Herbert E. Taylor

1991, issue Nov

Does inflation depress the stock market? pp. 3-12

Robert H. DeFina

Shorter recessions and longer expansions pp. 13-20

Francis Diebold and Glenn Rudebusch

1991, issue Sep

The equity premium puzzle pp. 3-14

Andrew Abel

Understanding national and regional housing trends pp. 15-23

Leonard O. Mills

1991, issue Jul

Is access to Center City still valuable? pp. 3-12

Richard Voith

Lessons on lending and borrowing in hard times pp. 13-21

Leonard Nakamura

1991, issue May

The evolution of shared ATM networks pp. 3-16

James McAndrews

Interest rate risk: what's a bank to do? pp. 17-27

Sherrill Shaffer

1991, issue Mar

How accurate are quality-of-life rankings across cities? pp. 3-14

Joseph Gyourko

Activist monetary policy for good or evil? The new Keynesians vs. the new Classicals pp. 17-25

Tom Stark and Herbert E. Taylor

1991, issue Jan

De novo banking in the third district pp. 3-12

Patricia Brislin and Anthony M. Santomero

Coping with state budget deficits pp. 13-24

Janet G. Stotsky