Business Review

1975 - 2015

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1990, issue Nov

How big is your share of government debt? pp. 3-12

Dean Croushore

Reducing the costs and risks of trading foreign exchange pp. 13-23

Brian J. Cody

1990, issue Sep

Should states fear the effects of a changing dollar? pp. 3-12

Gerald Carlino

Curing our ailing deposit-insurance system pp. 13-24

Loretta Mester

1990, issue Jul

Monetary policy with a new view of potential GNP pp. 3-10

John F. Boschen and Leonard O. Mills

The U.S. auto industry in the 1990s pp. 11-20

David Y. Wong

1990, issue May

The aging of America: impacts on the marketplace and workplace pp. 3-13

Theodore M. Crone

Closing troubled financial institutions: what are the issues? pp. 15-24

Leonard Nakamura

1990, issue Mar

Why are so many new stock issues underpriced? pp. 3-12

Anthony Saunders

Is there a natural rate of unemployment? pp. 13-22

William Lang

1990, issue Jan

Income-tax progressivity: a century-old debate pp. 3-12

Harvey Rosen

How will third district banks fare in the 1990's? pp. 13-25

James McAndrews

1989, issue Nov

The new thrift act: mending the safety net pp. 3-8

Richard W. Lang and Timothy G. Schiller

Unequal subsidies in highway investment: what are the consequences? pp. 9-18

Richard Voith

The U.S. as a debtor country: causes, prospects, and policy implications pp. 19-31

Stephen A. Meyer

1989, issue Sep

Is there too much corporate debt? pp. 3-13

Ben Bernanke

Challenges to small banks' survival pp. 15-27

Sherrill Shaffer

1989, issue Jul

The Community Reinvestment Act: increased attention and a new policy statement pp. 3-16

Paul S. Calem

How do stock returns react to special events? pp. 17-29

Robert Schweitzer

1989, issue May

Office vacancy rates: how should we interpret them? pp. 3-12

Theodore M. Crone

Owners versus managers: who controls the bank? pp. 13-23

Loretta Mester

1989, issue Mar

International policy cooperation: building a sound foundation pp. 3-12

Brian J. Cody

Stabilizing the dollar: what are the alternatives? pp. 13-23

David Y. Wong

1989, issue Jan

A new regional economic indicator: the Mid-Atlantic manufacturing index pp. 3-14

Thomas P. Hamer

What can output measures tell us about deindustrialization in the nation and its regions? pp. 15-27

Gerald Carlino

1988, issue Nov

Monetary policy transmission: through money or credit? pp. 3-11

Ben Bernanke

LDC debt rescheduling: calculating who gains, who loses pp. 13-23

Anthony Saunders and Marti Subrahmanyam

1988, issue Sep

Can stock prices reliably predict recessions? pp. 3-14

Leonard O. Mills

Private-sector decisions and the U.S. trade deficit pp. 15-24

Behzad Diba

1988, issue Jul

Banking reform: an overview of the restructuring debate pp. 3-14

Mitchell Berlin

Thinking about the deductibility of state and local taxes pp. 15-23

Harvey Rosen

1988, issue May

Commodity prices: useful intermediate targets for monetary policy? pp. 3-12

Robert H. DeFina

Joint ventures: meeting the competition in banking pp. 13-21

Paul S. Calem

1988, issue Mar

Going, going, gone: setting prices with auctions pp. 3-13

Loretta Mester

Experimental economics: putting markets under the microscope pp. 15-25

Herbert E. Taylor

1988, issue Jan

Non-open-market monetary policy operations pp. 3-15

Stephen A. Meyer

The Eurocurrency interbank market: potential for international crises? pp. 17-27

Anthony Saunders

1987, issue Nov

Productivity in cities: does city size matter? pp. 3-12

Gerald Carlino

Commuter rail ridership: the long and the short haul pp. 13-23

Richard Voith

1987, issue Sep

The underground economy: a troubling issue for policymakers pp. 3-12

Joel F. Houston

Fact and fantasy about stock index futures program trading pp. 13-25

John J. Merrick

1987, issue Jul

Is there consistency in monetary policy? pp. 3-8

Edward G. Boehne

Bank loans and marketable securities: how do financial contracts control borrowing firms? pp. 9-18

Mitchell Berlin

New guidelines for bank capital: an attempt to reflect risk pp. 19-33

Janice M. Moulton

1987, issue May

The CPI futures market: the inflation hedge that won't grow pp. 3-14

Brian R. Horrigan

Explaining long-term unemployment: a new piece to an old puzzle pp. 15-23

Robert H. DeFina

1987, issue Mar

Housing costs after tax reform pp. 3-12

Theodore M. Crone

Dividing up the investment pie: have we overinvested in housing? pp. 13-23

Edwin S. Mills

1987, issue Jan

Interstate bank mergers and competition in banking pp. 3-14

Paul S. Calem

Efficient production of financial services: scale and scope economies pp. 15-25

Loretta Mester