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126: Definition and measurement of exchange market intervention

Donald B. Adams and Dale Henderson

125: Seasonal adjustment of the weekly monetary aggregates: a model based approach

William P. Cleveland, Michael R. Grupe and David A. Pierce

124: International banking facilities and the eurodollar market

Rodney H. Mills and Henry S. Terrell

123: Financial transactions within bank holding companies

John T. Rose and Samuel H. Talley

122: Bank capital trends and financing

Samuel H. Talley

121: Redlining: research and federal legislative response

Glenn B. Canner

120: Foreign subsidiaries of U.S. banking organizations

James V. Houpt and Michael G. Martinson

119: Structure-performance studies in banking: an updated summary and evaluation

Stephen A. Rhoades

118: Interest rates and terms on construction loans at commercial banks

David F. Seiders

117: The Community Reinvestment Act and credit allocation

Glenn B. Canner

116: Divisia monetary aggregates: compilation, data, and historical behavior

William Barnett, Edward Offenbacher and Paul A. Spindt

115: Costs, scale economies, competition, and product mix in the U.S. payments mechanism

David B. Humphrey

114: Multibank holding companies: recent evidence on competition and performance in banking markets

Timothy J. Curry and John T. Rose

113: Off-balance-sheet items of commercial banks: an overview

Benjamin Wolkowitz

113: Commercial letters of credit and bankers acceptances

Michael A. Goldberg

113: Standby letters of credit of commercial banks

Peter Lloyd-Davies

113: Below the bottom line: the use of contingencies and commitments by commercial banks

Gerald Hanweck and Benjamin Wolkowitz

113: Bank loan commitments

Gerald Hanweck

113: The regulation of bank trading in futures and forward markets

Brian C. Gendreau

112: Federal Reserve decisions on bank mergers and acquisitions during the 1970s

Stephen A. Rhoades

111: Banking structure and performance at the state level during the 1970s

Stephen A. Rhoades

110: Performance and characteristics of Edge corporation

James V. Houpt

109: Foreign ownership and the performance of U.S. banks

James V. Houpt

108: The GNMA-guaranteed passthrough security: market development and implications for the growth and stability of home mortgage lending

David F. Seiders

107: Impact of bank holding companies on competition and performance in banking markets

Stephen A. Rhoades and Roger D. Rutz

106: The market for federal funds and repurchase agreements

Thomas D. Simpson

105: Capacity utilization statistics: further plans

Zoltan Kenessey

105: How capacity utilization estimates differ: comparisons of Census, BEA, McGraw-Hill, Federal Reserve, and Wharton series

Richard D. Raddock

105: Why capacity utilization rates differ

Frank De Leeuw

105: Measurement of capacity utilization: problems and tasks

Frank De Leeuw, Lawrence R. Forest, Zoltan Kenessey and Richard D. Raddock

105: Capacity utilization: concepts and measurement

Lawrence R. Forest

104: Innovation in bank loan contracting: recent evidence

Paul W. Boltz and Tim S. Campbell

103: Impact of the dollar depreciation on the U.S. price level: an analytical survey of empirical estimates

Peter Hooper and Barbara R. Lowrey

102: Geographic expansion of banks and changes in banking structure

Stephen A. Rhoades

101: Tie-ins between the granting of credit and sale of insurance by bank holding companies and other lenders

Robert Eisenbeis and Paul Schweitzer

100: The relationship between reserve ratios and the monetary aggregates under reserves and federal funds rate operating targets

Kenneth J. Kopecky

99: Interest rate ceilings and disintermediation

Edward F. McKelvey

98: Foothold acquisitions and bank market structure

Stephen A. Rhoades and Paul Schweitzer

97: The behavior of member bank required reserve ratios and the effects of Board action, 1968-77

Thomas D. Simpson

96: Mortgage borrowing against equity in existing homes: measurement, generation, and implications for economic activity

David F. Seiders

95: External capital financing requirements of commercial banks, 1977-81

Gerald Hanweck and John J. Mingo

94: Problems in applying discriminant analysis in credit scoring models

Robert Eisenbeis

93: An analysis of Federal Reserve System attrition since 1960

John T. Rose

92: Structure-performance studies in banking: a summary and evaluation

Stephen A. Rhoades

91: Greeley in perspective

Joshua Greene and Paul Schweitzer

90: The performance of bank holding company-affiliated finance companies

Gregory E. Boczar and Stephen A. Rhoades

89: Recent trends in local banking market structure

Samuel H. Talley

88: Effects of \"NOW\" accounts on costs and earnings of commercial banks in 1974-75

John Paulus

87: Seasonal adjustment of M1--currently published and alternative methods

Edward R. Fry

86: Extending merger analysis beyond the single-market framework

Stephen A. Rhoades