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1987 - 1996

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Junk bonds for individual investors: key characteristics and comparisons with other investments pp. 1-4: James F. Tucker
Money growth and inflation pp. 4-6: Dan M. Bechter
Depository institutions hold funds for Treasury pp. 7: Barbara Horton and Joe Ramage
A brief history: the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond pp. 8-9: Doris E. Harless
What Treasury security quotations mean pp. 10-11: Daniel D. Tatar
Small business: bank lending to small business pp. 12: Anonymous
Agriculture: rebound in farmland values pp. 13: Anonymous
Community affairs: helping the homeless pp. 14-15: Anonymous

Export financing problems for small business: states to the rescue pp. 1-3: James F. Tucker
ACH: getting paid and making payments automatically pp. 4-5: Richard K. Ko
Choosing between an adjustable rate and a fixed rate mortgage pp. 6-8: Christine Chmura
Aquaculture helping to meet the growing demand for seafood pp. 8-9: Judy Higgins
Richmond CDC: a model for multibank projects in low-to-moderate-income neighborhoods pp. 10-11: James F. Tucker

Gross state product: performance of Fifth District states pp. 1-14: James F. Tucker

Banks make deposits available sooner pp. 1: James F. Tucker
Economic growth expected to continue at slower pace in 1989 pp. 2-3: Christine Chmura
High food prices ahead pp. 4-5: Judy Higgins
District banks post robust profits pp. 5-8: Jeff Minter
The origins of the Fed pp. 9-11: James Parthemos

State policies enhance business growth in the fifth district pp. 1-3: Raymond Owens and James F. Tucker
The region's BHCs rank high pp. 3-4: Bruce J. Summers and John Walter
Businesses benefit from lower unemployment insurance taxes pp. 5: James F. Tucker
Manufacturers post gains in the fifth district pp. 6-7: Dan M. Bechter and Christine Chmura
Lease-purchase program promotes homeownership pp. 10: Joseph Waddy
Advisory councils praised pp. 11: James F. Tucker
Freestone peaches find ready market pp. 12: Steve Korn

District business closings run below national rate pp. 1-2: Christine Chmura
Economists help Fed president prepare for monetary policymaking pp. 3-4: Thomas M. Humphrey
1987: a good year for district farmers pp. 4-5: Raymond Owens
Virginia lists eligibility criteria for model housing program pp. 8: Joseph Waddy
Education spurs economic developments pp. 9-11: James F. Tucker

Home equity loans: a way of financing consumer purchases. They have certain advantages pp. 1+: Raymond Owens
Home equity loans: a way of financing consumer purchases... But they also pose challenges to the homemaker pp. 1+: James F. Tucker
Textile industry recovers pp. 2-3: Christine Chmura and Jane B. Moury
MHAs: a promising option for housing development pp. 4-5: Jeff Minter
Banks serve more customers pp. 5+: Joseph Waddy

Businesses find fifth district very appealing pp. 1+: Raymond Owens and James F. Tucker

Fifth district outpaces nation in personal income gains pp. 1-2: James F. Tucker
Oyster industry suffers setback in Chesapeake Bay area pp. 3-4: Judy Higgins
New survey monitors district manufacturing activity pp. 9-11: Christine Chmura
Tax reform limits investment interest deductions pp. 11: James F. Tucker
The foreign trade deficit eludes the J-curve pp. 12-13: Michael Dotsey