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88-11: Imports, trade policy, and union wage dynamics: Ellen Rissman
88-10: Does public capital crowd out private capital?: David Aschauer
88-9: Imperfect information and the permanent income hypothesis: Abhijit Banerjee and Kenneth Kuttner
88-8: Commercial bank capacity to pay interest on demand deposits: evidence from large weekly reporting banks: Elijah Brewer and Thomas H. Mondschean
88-7: Is public expenditure productive?: David Aschauer
88-6: Duration models: a taxonomy: G. O. Bierwag, George G. Kaufman and Cynthia M. Latta
88-6: Durations of nondefault-free securities: G. O. Bierwag and George G. Kaufman
88-5: A note of the relationship between bank holding company risk and nonbank activity: Elijah Brewer
88-4: Securities activities of commercial banks: the current economic and legal environment: George G. Kaufman and Larry R. Mote
88-3: Is government spending stimulative?: David Aschauer
88-2: Public spending and the return to capital: David Aschauer
88-1: Risk and solvency regulation of depository institutions: past policies and current options: George J. Benston and George G. Kaufman
87-10: Net private investment and public expenditure in the United States 1953- 1984: David Aschauer
87-9: Reevaluation of the structure-conduct-performance paradigm in banking: Douglas Evanoff and Diana Fortier
87-8: Finite horizons, intertemporal substitution and fiscal policy: David Aschauer
87-7: Bank stock valuation: does maturity gap matter: Vefa Tarhan
87-6: The effects of regulation on bank participation in the guarantee market: Gary D. Koppenhaver
87-5: Alternative instruments for hedging inflation risk in the banking industry: Gary D. Koppenhaver and Cheng Few Lee
87-4: On the relationship between standby letters of credit and bank capital: Gary D. Koppenhaver and Roger D. Stover
87-3: The truth about bank runs: George G. Kaufman
87-2: Testing stock-adjustment specifications and other restrictions on money demand equations: Randall C. Merris
87-1: Wage growth and sectoral shifts: new evidence on the stability of the Phillips curve: Ellen Rissman
86-4: The impact of market, industry, and interest rate risks on bank stock returns: Elijah Brewer and Cheng Few Lee
86-3: Banking risk in historical perspective: George G. Kaufman
86-2: The equilibrium approach to fiscal policy: David Aschauer
86-1: Risks and failures in banking: overview, history, and evaluation: George J. Benston and George G. Kaufman