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1993, issue Win, vol 10

NAFTA's impact on the District pp. 1-5

Raymond Owens and Russell V. Parrish

Observations on today's changing economic environment pp. 6-7

Cynthia Price

District fisheries: the catch pp. 8-11

Russell V. Parrish

Does small business finance need government assistance? pp. 12-15

Anonymous

Seeing isn't always believing pp. 16-19

Sam Tutterow and James Wiemken

Hospital services to go pp. 20-21

Marla L. Kessler and James Wiemken

Business lenders discuss access to capital for women small business owners pp. 22

Hugh Gilbert and Marla L. Kessler

Drought damages 1993 District crops pp. 23

James Wiemken

1993, issue Sum

Where to buy new issues of U.S. government securities pp. 12-13

Judy Higgins

1993, issue Spr

Health care: rising costs and public policy pp. 1-3

Robert F. Graboyes

Employment forecasts using initial claims for unemployment pp. 4-5

Marla L. Kessler and Cynthia Price

Travel in the Fifth District pp. 6-7

Marla L. Kessler

District gasoline expenditures fall while income rises pp. 8-10

Russell V. Parrish

Consumer confidence, the economy, and presidential elections pp. 11-12

Stephen Stanley

Small business: employment trends in small business pp. 14

Anonymous

1993, issue Sep

An overview of District banking performance: 1984-93 pp. 1-3

Russell V. Parrish

Services drive employment but no output pp. 4-5

Robert F. Graboyes

International organizations promote global monetary stability and free trade pp. 6-8

Marla L. Kessler

District coal industry continues to expand pp. 9-11

Marla L. Kessler, Jennifer Marasia and Russell V. Parrish

Debt-to-asset ratio of District and U.S. farmers pp. 16

Anonymous

1993, issue Jun

Fifth District economic developments in 1992 pp. 1-5

Robert F. Graboyes and Russell V. Parrish

Impact of the international furniture market on North Carolina's economy pp. 6-7

Judy Higgins

National outlook for the District's largest manufacturing industries pp. 8-11

Marla L. Kessler, Russell V. Parrish and Cynthia Price

Speculation, asset prices, and the market for bubble gum cards pp. 12-13

Stephen Stanley

Bank holding companies expand inside and outside the District pp. 14-15

Russell V. Parrish

Manufacturers: engines of export growth pp. 16-17

Stephen Stanley

NationsBank and the NAACP: an innovative partnership for community development pp. 18

Anonymous

1993, issue Apr

Small business: benefits offered by small businesses pp. 13

Anonymous

1993, issue Jan

Tobacco remains important in the Fifth District pp. 1-3

Marla L. Kessler and Russell V. Parrish

District business failures show economy's impact pp. 4-5

Raymond Owens

Security (not guns) and butter pp. 6-8

Robert F. Graboyes

Fifth District manufacturing undergoes transformation during the 1980s pp. 9-10

Stephen Stanley

Livestock receipts level off in 1992 pp. 14

Anonymous

1992, issue Fall

Measuring the economic impact of ports: a case study for the Port of Richmond pp. 1-3, 16

Raymond Owens and Russell V. Parrish

State and local government spending: measurement and interpretation pp. 4-6

Robert F. Graboyes

Employee compensation: benefits rise faster than wages and salaries pp. 7-9

Marla L. Kessler and Russell V. Parrish

Employee compensation: small versus large establishments pp. 13

Anonymous

1992, issue Sum

New kids on the dock pp. 1-3

Stephen Stanley

Manufacturing employment and overtime pp. 4-5

Stephen Stanley

Rich here, poor there? pp. 6-8

Robert F. Graboyes

Gross state product estimates for Fifth District jurisdictions pp. 9-11

Steven Russell

Small business lending - the Spokane model pp. 12-13

Joseph Waddy

Making the Smart Exchange pp. 14

Dawn M. Spinozza

Small business organizations in the United States pp. 16

Anonymous

1992, issue Spr

Fifth District economic activity in 1991 pp. 1-3

Robert F. Graboyes

Maryland is hit hard by the recession pp. 4-5

Dawn M. Spinozza

For North Carolina, 1991 was mixed pp. 6-7

Raymond Owens

South Carolina lags behind in the nation pp. 8-9

Marla L. Kessler

Surplus real estate hurt Virginia pp. 10-11

Robert F. Graboyes

West Virginia weathers recession well pp. 12-13

Judy Higgins

D.C. is not recession-proof pp. 14-15

Russell V. Parrish

HOPE - Homeownership and Opportunity for People Everywhere pp. 16-17

Daniel D. Tatar

Food takes a smaller bite in the USA pp. 18

Anonymous