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941: Portfolio lending decisions at small commercial banks

Robert DeYoung, Anne Gron and Andrew Winton

940: Using market structure to assess differentiation between retail depository institutions

Andrew M. Cohen and Michael Mazzeo

939: Harming depositors and helping borrowers: the disparate impact of bank consolidation

Kwangwoo Park and George Pennacchi

938: On credit spread slopes and predicting bank risk

C. N. V. Krishnan, Peter H. Ritchken and James Thomson

937: The cost of banking regulation

Luigi Guiso, Paola Sapienza and Luigi Zingales

936: Bank merger activity: the antitrust perspective

Robin A. Prager

935: Value creation in bank mergers: hit or myth?

Nancy A. Bush

934: Same-branch growth: implications for a changing strategic landscape

Peter C. Davis

933: Old-fashioned banking in a high-tech medium: Internet-only banks

Gary Lewis Evans

932: The key to banking--retail and commercial: relationship

Norman R. Bobins

931: Succeeding with size: maintaining growth in large banks

James H. Hance

930: A new model: the experience of State Farm Bank

Stanley R. Ommen

929: Relationship banking: a successful alternative to scale

Joseph D. Reid

928: The importance of risk management: the supervisor's perspective

Douglas W. Roeder

927: The age of the banking titans

David Rhodes

926: The sure path to growth: anticipating and meeting your customers' needs

Leslie M. Muma

925: Reasons for optimism: the current state of the American economy

John W. Snow

924: Strengthening the framework for maintaining a high integrity environment in our investment service businesses

Timothy R. Schwertfeger

923: How to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Bert Ely

922: Emerging competition and risk-taking incentives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

W Frame and Lawrence White

921: The risks of the federal housing enterprises' uncertain status

William Poole

920: Estimating managers' utility-maximizing demand for agency goods

Joseph Hughes and Choon-Geol Moon

919: You get what you pay for? the implications of platinum parachutes in merger and acquisition transactions

Elijah Brewer, William E. Jackson and Larry Wall

918: Corporate governance of bank mergers

David Becher and Terry L. Campbell

917: Entry into banking markets and the first-mover advantage

Allen Berger and Astrid A. Dick

916: The impact of CRA agreements on community banks

Raphael Bostic and Breck L. Robinson

915: Bank mergers and acquisitions: the impact of small business lending

Gregory Udell

914: Competition in banking: achieving the right balance

Alfred Broaddus

913: The competitive edge of community banks

Mark W. Olson

912: The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board's new role in the American economy

William J. McDonough

911: Globalization and innovation

Alan Greenspan

910: Schools and housing markets: an examination of school segregation and performance in Connecticut

John Clapp and Stephen Ross

909: Public transit and spatial distribution of minority employment: evidence from a natural experiment

Harry Holzer, John Quigley and Steve Raphael

908: A pioneer's perspective on the spatial mismatch literature

John Kain

907: Understanding isolation and change in urban neighborhoods: a research symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, April 11, 2001

Anonymous

906: Is three a crowd? competition among regulators in banking

Richard Rosen

905: The effects of focus and diversification on bank risk and return: evidence from individual bank loan portfolios

Viral Acharya, Iftekhar Hasan and Anthony Saunders

904: Market forces at work in the banking industry: evidence from the capital buildup of the 1990s

Mark Flannery and Kasturi P. Rangan

903: The role of banks and nonbanks in serving low- and moderate income communities

Constance R. Dunham

902: International and cultural dimensions: discussion comments

Martin Levine

901: Human capital and the development of financial institutions: evidence from Thailand

Anna Paulson

900: Policies promoting microenterprises in colonias: what works? what does not work? and why?

Cecilia Giusti

899: Credit availability in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Hmong community

Ron J. Feldman, Robin G. Newberger, Arthur J. Rolnick, Jason Schmidt and Maude Toussaint-Comeau

898: What makes CRA agreements work? a study of lender responses to CRA agreements

Raphael Bostic and Breck L. Robinson

897: Public policy - enterprise zones and CDFIs: discussion comments

Paul Pryde

896: Evaluating the impact of federal community economic development policies on targeted populations: the case of the new markets initiatives of 2000

Julia Sass Rubin and Gregory M. Stankiewicz

895: Job creation in California's enterprise zones: a comparison utilizing a propensity score matching model

Suzanne O'Keefe

894: Community development financial institutions: current issues and future prospects

Lehn Benjamin, Julia Sass Rubin and Sean Zielenbach

893: Partnerships: discussion comments

Ken Wade

892: Neighborhood revitalization in New York City in the 1990s

Jason Bram, Jesse Edgerton, Yigel Gelb, Andrew Haughwout, David Lagakos, Margaret M. McConnell and James Orr