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176: Bank merger activity in the United States, 1994-2003

Steven J. Pilloff

175: The future of retail electronic payments systems: industry interviews and analysis

Anonymous

174: Bank mergers and banking structure in the United States, 1980-98

Stephen A. Rhoades

173: Improving public disclosure in banking

Anonymous

172: Using subordinated debt as an instrument of market discipline

Anonymous

171: The cost of banking regulation: a review of the evidence

Gregory E. Elliehausen

170: The cost of implementing consumer financial regulations: an analysis of experience with the Truth in Savings Act

Gregory E. Elliehausen and Barbara R. Lowrey

169: Bank mergers and industrywide structure

Stephen A. Rhoades

168: The economics of the private equity market

George W. Fenn, J. Nellie Liang and Stephen D. Prowse

167: A summary of merger performance studies in banking, 1980-93, and an assessment of the \"operating performance\" and \"event study\" methodologies

Stephen A. Rhoades

166: The economics of the private placement market

Mark Carey, Stephen D. Prowse, John Rea and Gregory Udell

165: The demand for trade credit: an investigation of motives for trade credit use by small businesses

Gregory E. Elliehausen and John Wolken

164: The 1989-92 credit crunch for real estate

James T. Fergus and John L. Goodman

163: Clearance and settlement in U.S. securities markets

Adam Gilbert, Emily Gollob, Lauren A. Hargraves and Patrick M. Parkinson

162: Evidence on the size of banking markets from mortgage loan rates in twenty cities

Stephen A. Rhoades

161: A review of corporate restructuring activity, 1980-90

Margaret H. Pickering

160: Banking markets and the use of financial services by small and medium- sized businesses

Gregory E. Elliehausen and John Wolken

159: New data on the performance of nonbank subsidiaries of bank holding companies

J. Nellie Liang and Donald T. Savage

158: The adequacy and consistency of margin requirements in the markets for stocks and derivative products

Dietrich Earnhart, Mark J. Warshawsky and Assistant

157: M2 per unit of potential GNP as an anchor for the price level

Jeffrey J. Hallman, Richard D. Porter and David H. Small

156: International trends for U.S. banks and banking markets

James V. Houpt

155: The funding of private pension plans

Mark J. Warshawsky

154: The effects on consumers and creditors of proposed ceilings on credit card interest rates

Glenn B. Canner and James T. Fergus

153: Stock market volatility

Carolyn D. David and Alice P. White

152: Determinants of corporate merger activity: a review of the literature

Mark J. Warshawsky

151: Responses to deregulation: retail deposit pricing from 1983 through 1985

Patrick I. Mahoney, Mary M. McLaughlin, Paul F. O'Brien and Alice P. White

150: Statistical cost accounting models in banking: a reexamination and an application

John T. Rose and John Wolken

149: The operating performance of acquired firms in banking before and after acquisition

Stephen A. Rhoades

148: The macroeconomic and sectoral effects of the Economic Recovery Tax Act: some simulation results

Flint Brayton and Peter B. Clark

147: Revisions in the monetary services (Divisia) indexes of the monetary aggregates

Helen T. Farr and Deborah Johnson

146: The role of the prime rate in pricing of business loans by commercial banks, 1977-84

Thomas F. Brady

145: Service charges as a source of bank income and their impact on consumers

Glenn B. Canner and Robert D. Kurtz

144: Scale economies in compliance costs for consumer credit regulations: the truth in lending and equal credit opportunity laws

Gregory E. Elliehausen and Robert D. Kurtz

143: Compliance costs and consumer benefits of the electronic fund transfer act: recent survey evidence

Frederick J. Schroeder

142: Mergers and acquisitions by commercial banks, 1960-83

Stephen A. Rhoades

141: A comparison of direct deposit and check payment costs

William Dudley

140: Geographic market delineation: a review of the literature

John Wolken

139: Some implications of financial innovations in the United States

Patrick M. Parkinson and Thomas D. Simpson

138: Antitrust laws, Justice department guidelines, and the limits of concentration in local banking markets

Jim Burke

137: The implications for bank merger policy of financial deregulation, interstate banking, and financial supermarkets

Stephen A. Rhoades

136: The effects of fiscal policy on the U.S. economy

Peter B. Clark and Darrel Cohen

135: Small empirical models of exchange market intervention: applications to Germany, Japan, and Canada

Deborah J. Danker and Richard A. Haas

134: Small empirical models of exchange market intervention: a review of the literature

Ralph W. Tryon

133: Relationships among exchange rates, intervention, and interest rates: an empirical investigation

Bonnie E. Loopesko

132: Time-series studies of the relationship between exchange rates and intervention: a review of the techniques and literature

Kenneth Rogoff

131: Calculations of profitability for U.S. dollar-deutsche mark intervention

Laurence R. Jacobson

130: Effects of exchange rate variability on international trade and other economic variables: a review of the literature

Dean A. DeRosa, Victoria S. Farrell and T. Ashby McCown

129: U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: October 1980 - September 1981

Margaret L. Greene

128: U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: September 1977 - December 1979

Margaret L. Greene

127: U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: January-March 1975

Margaret L. Greene