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85: The growth of multibank holding companies, 1956-73

Gregory E. Boczar

84: The performance of individual bank holding companies

Arthur G. Fraas

83: Household-sector economic accounts

David F. Seiders

82: Short-run variations in the money stock--seasonal or cyclical?

Herbert M. Kaufman and Raymond E. Lombra

81: Operating policies of bank holding companies--part II: nonbanking subsidiaries

Robert J. Lawrence

80: The impact of holding company acquisitions on aggregate concentration in banking

Samuel H. Talley

79: Mortgage commitments on income properties: a new series for 15 life insurance companies, 1951-70

Robert Moore Fisher and Barbara Negri Opper

78: The determinants of a direct investment outflow with emphasis on the supply of funds

Fred B. Ruckdeschel

77: Obtaining the yield on a standard bond from a sample of bonds with heterogeneous characteristics

James L. Kichline, P. Michael Laub and Guy V. G. Stevens

76: Examination of the money stock control approach of Burger, Kalish, and Babb

Fred J. Levin

75: Federal Reserve defensive behavior and the reverse causation argument

Raymond E. Lombra and Raymond Torto

74: The regulation of short-term capital movements in major industrial countries

Rodney H. Mills

73: Regulation Q and the commercial loan market in the 1960's

Benjamin M. Friedman

72: Credit rationing: a review

Benjamin M. Friedman

71: Explaining changes in Euro-dollar positions: a study of banks in four European countries

Rodney H. Mills

70: International money markets and flexible exchange rates

Stanley Black

69: The effect of holding company acquisitions on bank performance

Samuel H. Talley

68: Optimal distributed lag responses and expectations

Roger Craine

67: Policy variables, unemployment and price level changes

Lacy H. Hunt and Peter S. Rose

66: Private housing completions--a new dimension in construction statistics

Bernard N. Freedman

65: The use of interest rate policies as a stimulus to economic growth

Robert F. Emery

64: Mortgage repayments as a source of loanable funds

Robert Moore Fisher

63: A test of the \"expectations hypothesis\" using directly observed wage and price expectations

Stephen J Turnovsky and Michael L. Wachter

62: Adjustment and disequilibrium costs and the estimated Brainard-Tobin model

Joseph Bisignano

61: Estimation of the investment and price equations of a macroeconometric model

Robert Shiller

60: The relative importance of monetary and fiscal variables in determining price level movements: a note

Lacy H. Hunt and Peter S. Rose

59: Operating policies of bank holding companies: part I

Robert J. Lawrence

58: Uncertainty and stabilization policies for a nonlinear macroeconomic model

Franklin R. Shupp

57: Optimal choice of monetary policy instruments in a simple stochastic macro model

William Poole

56: Consumer savings and thrift institutions

Edward C. Ettin and Barbara Negri Opper

55: Imported inflation and the international adjustment process

Ruth Logue

54: The availability of mortgage lending commitments

Robert Moore Fisher

53: Automotive trade between the United States and Canada

Kathryn A. Morisse

52: Some problems in forecasting inventory investment

Herman Stekler

51: Economic forecasts: evaluation procedures and results

Herman Stekler

50: Optimal factor adjustment paths: a generalization of \"stock adjustment\" decision rules

Peter Tinsley

49: Characteristics of merging banks

David L. Smith

48: Changes in bank ownership: the impact on operating performance

Paul F. Jessup

47: A technique for forecasting defense expenditures

Harvey Galper and Edward Gramlich

46: The regulation of short-term capital movements: Western European techniques in the 1960's

Rodney H. Mills

45: The labor market and potential output of the Federal Reserve-MIT econometric model: a preliminary report

A. J. Tella and Peter Tinsley

44: A disaggregated model of the U.S. balance of trade

William Branson

43: Effects of money on interest rates

William E. Gibson

42: The lags between investment decisions and their causes

Shirley Almon

41: Interest rates and the demand for consumer durable goods

Michael J. Hamburger

40: Nonlocal competition for time deposits in isolated one- and two-bank towns

Bernard Shull

39: Economic trends in Latin America in the 1960's

Yves Maroni

38: A test of the deposit relationship hypothesis

Neil B. Murphy

37: Customers view bank markets and services: a survey of Elkhart, Indiana

George G. Kaufman

36: The boom in office buildings

Robert Moore Fisher