Economic Review

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1989, issue Nov, vol 76

Estimating intertemporal elasticity of substitution: the case of log- linear restrictions pp. 3-14

Ching-Sheng Mao

1989, issue Nov, vol 75

Labor market data pp. 15-22

Roy H. Webb and William Whelpley

Top performing small banks: making money the old-fashioned way pp. 23-35

Benton E. Gup and John Walter

1989, issue Sep, vol 75

Some further results on the source of shift in M1 demand in the 1980s pp. 3-13

Yash P. Mehra

M2 and monetary policy pp. 14-29

Robert L. Hetzel

The changing labor force: some provocative findings pp. 30-36

William E. Cullison

Changes in manufacturing employment in North Carolina counties, 1980-1985 pp. 37-46

Christine Chmura and Jane E. Ihrig

1989, issue Jul, vol 75

Precursors of the P-star model pp. 3-9

Thomas M. Humphrey

The U.S. productivity slowdown: what the experts say pp. 10-21

William E. Cullison

Macroeconomic price indexes pp. 22-32

Roy H. Webb and Rob Willemse

1989, issue May, vol 75

The future of deposit insurance: an analysis of the alternatives pp. 3-15

Anatoli Kuprianov and David L. Mengle

Fifth district banks' return on assets: highest in decade pp. 16-22

John Walter and Donald L. Welker

1989, issue Mar, vol 75

Banking under changing rules: the fifth district since 1970 pp. 3-7

David L. Mengle

Lender of last resort: the concept in history pp. 8-16

Thomas M. Humphrey

Improving America's competitiveness pp. 17-20

H. Robert Heller

An examination of international trade data in the 1980s pp. 21-27

Michael Dotsey

1989, issue Jan, vol 75

Determinants of the federal funds rate: 1979-1982 pp. 3-19

Timothy Q. Cook

Monetary aggregates: a user's guide pp. 20-28

John Walter

1988, issue Nov, vol 74

Commodity prices as predictors of aggregate price change pp. 3-11

Roy H. Webb

SIC: Switzerland's new electronic interbank payment system pp. 12-27

David L. Mengle and Christian Vital

International risk-based capital standard: history and explanation pp. 28-34

Malcolm C. Alfriend

1988, issue Sep, vol 74

Rival notions of money pp. 3-9

Thomas M. Humphrey

The forecast performance of alternative models of inflation pp. 10-18

Yash P. Mehra

The monetary responsibilities of a central bank pp. 19-31

Robert L. Hetzel

1988, issue Jul, vol 74

On recognizing inflation pp. 4-12

William E. Cullison

A review of bank performance in the Fifth District, 1987 pp. 13-18

David L. Mengle and John Walter

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 in the stream of U.S. monetary history pp. 19-28

James Parthemos

1988, issue May, vol 74

Financial deregulation, monetary policy, and central banking pp. 3-22

Marvin Goodfriend and Robert King

Fifth district indexes of manufacturing output pp. 23-33

Dan M. Bechter, Christine Chmura and Richard K. Ko

1988, issue Mar, vol 74

Rational expectations business cycle models: a survey pp. 3-15

Michael Dotsey and Robert King

Electronic payments in retrospect pp. 16-19

Bruce J. Summers

1988, issue Jan, vol 74

The trade theorist's sacred diagram: its origin and early development pp. 3-15

Thomas M. Humphrey

Theoretical analysis of the demand of money pp. 16-24

Marvin Goodfriend and Bennett McCallum

Agricultural summary and outlook pp. 25-28

Raymond Owens

1987, issue Nov, vol 73

The irrelevance of tests for bias in series of macroeconomic forecasts pp. 3-9

Roy H. Webb

Money growth volatility and high nominal interest rates pp. 10-19

Yash P. Mehra

1987, issue Sep, vol 73

The Fed's anti-inflationary strategy: is it adequate? pp. 3-9

Robert P. Black

The case for rules in the conduct of monetary policy: a concrete example pp. 10-18

Bennett McCallum

The Australian money market and the operations of the Reserve Bank of Australia: a comparative analysis pp. 19-31

Michael Dotsey

1987, issue Jul, vol 73

Henry Thornton: seminal monetary theorist and father of the modern central bank pp. 3-16

Robert L. Hetzel

Classical and neoclassical roots of the theory of optimum tariffs pp. 17-28

Thomas M. Humphrey

A review of bank performance in the Fifth district, 1986 pp. 29-37

David L. Mengle and John Walter

1987, issue May, vol 73

Swiss and United States monetary policy: has monetarism failed? pp. 3-16

Georg Rich

The effect of exchange rate variation on U.S. textile and apparel imports pp. 17-23

Christine Chmura

Cost dispersion and the measurement of economies in banking pp. 24-38

David B. Humphrey

An overview of agricultural policy... past, present, and future pp. 39-50

Raymond Owens

1987, issue Mar, vol 73

The theory of multiple expansion of deposits: what it is and whence it came pp. 3-11

Thomas M. Humphrey

The equilibrium to exchange rates pp. 12-30

Alan C. Stockman

IPC or total deposits? There is a difference pp. 31-38

Donald L. Welker

1987, issue Jan, vol 73

Intraday credit: risk, value, and pricing pp. 3-14

David B. Humphrey, David L. Mengle and Bruce J. Summers

Repurchase and reverse repurchase agreements pp. 15-23

Stephen A. Lumpkin

The agricultural outlook for 1987: financial turnaround unlikely pp. 24-31

Raymond Owens