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92-18: Bank branching

Leonard Nakamura and Bruno Parigi

92-17: Optimal linear taxation of polluting firms

Sherrill Shaffer

92-16: An empirical investigation of money demand in the cash-in-advance model framework

Keith Sill

92-15: The importance of the tax system in determining the marginal cost of funds

Shaghil Ahmed and Dean Croushore

92-14: Efficiency in the savings and loan industry

Loretta Mester

92-13: Structure, conduct, performance, and welfare

Sherrill Shaffer

92-12: Reputation acquisition and persistence of moral hazard in credit markets

Paul S. Calem

92-11: A revenue-restricted cost study of 100 large banks

Sherrill Shaffer

92-10: Leasing as a lottery: implications for rational building surges and increasing vacancies

Joseph Gyourko and Richard Voith

92-9: Debt covenants and renegotiation

Mitchell Berlin and Loretta Mester

92-8: Perfectual signaling with imperfectly correlated costs

Loretta Mester

92-7: Results of a survey of ATM network pricing

James McAndrews

92-6: Ricardian equivalence under income uncertainty

Dean Croushore

92-5: The location and quality effects of mergers

Paul S. Calem

92-4: Further evidence concerning expense preference and the Fed

Loretta Mester

92-3: The Delaware Valley Mortgage Plan: an analysis using HMDA data

Paul S. Calem

92-2: The marginal cost of funds with nonseparable public spending

Shaghil Ahmed and Dean Croushore

92-1: Commercial bank information: implications for the structure of banking

Leonard Nakamura

91-24: When do regulators close banks? When should they?

George Mailath and Loretta Mester

91-23: A neoclassical model of seasonal fluctuations

Satyajit Chatterjee and B Ravikumar

91-22: The effect of transitional dynamics on the distribution of wealth in a neoclassical capital accumulation model

Satyajit Chatterjee

91-21: A quality and risk-adjusted cost function for banks: evidence on the \" too-big-to-fail\" doctrine

Joseph Hughes and Loretta Mester

91-20: The effects of countercyclical monetary policy on money and interest rates: an evaluation of evidence from FOMC documents

John F. Boschen and Leonard O. Mills

91-19: Changing capitalization of CBD-oriented transportation systems: evidence from Philadelphia, 1970-1988

Richard Voith

91-18: Have regional per-capita incomes converged?

Gerald Carlino and Leonard O. Mills

91-17: Potential merger synergies among large commercial banks

Sherrill Shaffer

91-16: The effects of exchange rate and productivity changes on U.S. industrial output at the state level

Gerald Carlino, Brian J. Cody and Richard Voith

91-15: Optimal acceptance policies for journals

Leonard Nakamura and Sherrill Shaffer

91-14: Efficient two-part tariffs with uncertainty and interdependent demand

Sherrill Shaffer

91-13: Property taxes, homeownership capitalization rates, and housing consumption

William T. Bogart and Richard Voith

91-12: Conduct in a banking duopoly

James DiSalvo and Sherrill Shaffer

91-11: Further evidence on business cycle duration dependence

Francis Diebold, Glenn Rudebusch and Daniel Sichel

91-10: Forecast announcements and locally persistent bias

Sherrill Shaffer

91-9: Delegating monitoring with diseconomies of scale

Leonard Nakamura

91-8: The short-run costs of disinflation

Dean Croushore

91-7: The effect of rent control on housing quality change: a longitudinal analysis

Choon-Geol Moon and Janet G. Stotsky

91-6: Expense preference and the Fed revisited

Loretta Mester

91-5: Reputation acquisition, collateral, and moral hazard in debt markets

Paul S. Calem

91-4: Financing constraints and investment: new evidence from the U.S. hospital industry

Paul S. Calem and John Rizzo

91-3: Housing appraisals and redlining

William Lang and Leonard Nakamura

91-2: Worker debt with bankruptcy

James McAndrews and Leonard Nakamura

91-1: A measure of Federal Reserve credibility

Dean Croushore and Ronald S. Koot

90-30: Reforming deposit insurance when banks conduct loan workouts and runs are possible

Leonard Nakamura

90-29: Monetary and exchange rate policies in anticipation of a European central bank

Brian J. Cody

90-28: Regulation and endogenous contestability

Sherrill Shaffer

90-26: Who changes the prime rate?

Loretta Mester and Anthony Saunders

90-25: The impact of domestic market structure on exchange rate pass-through

Ahmed H. Mohamed

90-24: Stable cartels with a Cournot fringe

Sherrill Shaffer

90-23: Persistence and convergence in relative regional incomes

Gerald Carlino and Leonard O. Mills

90-22: Transportation, sorting, and house values in the Philadelphia metropolitan area

Richard Voith