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A framework for revisiting the CRA: Prabal Chakrabarti, Ren S. Essene and John Olson
A more modern CRA for consumers: Ellen Seidman
A principle-based redesign of HMDA and CRA data: Adam Rust
A tradeable obligation approach to the CRA: Michael Klausner
Aluminum: past and future: Yvonne Levy
America’s tomorrow: race, place, and the equity agenda: Angela Glover Blackwell
An empirical analysis of a monetary model of exchange rate and reserve fluctuations: Nicholas Sargen
Analysis of Community Development Needs and Opportunities in Los Angeles County: William Dowling
Aspects of recent Japanese financial market liberalization: Richard B. Freeman
Building sustainable communities - foreword: Elizabeth A. Duke
California energy--the economic factors: invited papers on California's future energy sources: Stephen Andersen
California Post-RDA Affordable Housing Developer Survey: Gabriella Chiarenza
Community development in rural America: collaborative, regional, and comprehensive: Cynthia M. Duncan
Community reinvestment emerging from the housing crisis: Michael S. Barr
CRA 2.0: communities 2.0: Mark Pinsky
CRA lending during the subprime meltdown: Elizabeth Laderman and Carolina Reid
Crossing over to an improved era of community development: Eric S. Belsky and Jennifer Fauth
Economics in the Community Context: Underemployment: Gabriella Chiarenza
Expanding the CRA to all financial institutions: Rosalia Agresti and Liz Cohen
Fighting poverty through community development: Shaun Donovan, Arne Duncan and Kathleen Sebelius
Foreign investment in Asia: cooperation and conflict between the United States and Japan: Donald R. Sherk
From community to prosperity: Ben Hecht
Future of community development: How CDFIs can best ride the impact investing wave: Antony Bugg-Levine
Getting to scale: the need for a new model in housing and community development: Janet Falk and Lillian Murphy
Household and community financial stability: essential and interconnected: Jennifer Tescher
Internationalization of the Tokyo financial markets: economic implications: Mikio Wakatsuki
Investing in what works for America's communities: essays on people, place & purpose: Anonymous
It takes a neighborhood: purpose built communities and neighborhood transformation: David Edwards and Shirley Franklin
It’s the rating, stupid: a banker’s perspective on the CRA: Mark Willis
Nation-spanning credit cards: Robert Johnston
Owning your own job is a beautiful thing: Community wealth building in Cleveland, Ohio: Ted Howard
People transforming communities. For good: Angela Blanchard
Putting race explicitly into the CRA: Stella J. Adams
Revisiting the CRA - foreword: Eric Rosengren and Janet Yellen
Revisiting the CRA: perspectives on the future of the Community Reinvestment Act: Anonymous
Scale Finance: Industrial-Strength Social Impact Bonds for Mainstream Investors: Steven H. Goldberg
Silver, end of an era: William Burke and Yvonne Levy
The 30th anniversary of the Community Reinvestment Act: restructuring the CRA to address the mortgage finance revolution: William C. Apgar and Ren S. Essene
The Community Reinvestment Act at 30 years: Anonymous
The continuing evolution of American poverty and its implications for community development: Alan Berube
The CRA and the recent mortgage crisis: Randall S. Kroszner
The CRA as a means to provide public goods: Lawrence B. Lindsey
The CRA within a changing financial landscape: Robert B. Avery, Marsha Courchane and Peter Zorn
The CRA: 30 years of wealth building and what we must do to finish the job: Josh Silver and John Taylor
The CRA: good goals, flawed concept: Lawrence White
The CRA: outstanding, and needs to improve: Roberto Quercia, Janneke Ratcliffe and Michael A. Stegman
The CRA: past successes and future opportunities: James Kamihachi, Eugene A. Ludwig and Laura Toh
The enduring challenge of concentrated poverty in America: case studies from communities across the U.S: Anonymous
The future of community development: Paul Grogan
The past, present, and future of community development in the United States: Alexander von Hoffman
The world has changed and so must we: Clara Miller
Transit-oriented development is good community development: Allison Brooks and John Robert Smith
U.S. monetary policy: an introduction: Anonymous
Western bank profits, 1972: Ruth Wilson
Western bank profits, 1973: Ruth Wilson
Western bank profits, 1974: Ruth Wilson
Western bank profits, 1975: Ruth Wilson and Gary Zimmerman
What Counts: Harnessing Data for America’s Communities: Anonymous
What It’s Worth: Strengthening the Financial Future of Families, Communities and the Nation: Anonymous
What lessons does the CRA offer the insurance industry?: Bridget Gainer
What Matters: Investing in Results to Build Strong, Vibrant Communities: Frbsf Community Development and Nonprofit Finance Fund
What problem are we trying to solve?: Mark Pinsky
Why health, poverty, and community development are inseparable: Risa Lavizzo-Mourey