NFI Policy Briefs

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2008-PB-02: The Implications of Prompt Corrective Action for Insurance Firms

Therese M. Vaughan

2008-PB-01: Cross-accountability in Insurance Regulation

W. Jean Kwon

2007-PB-11: A Program for Minimizing the Private and Public Costs of Bank Failures

George G. Kaufman

2007-PB-10: Assessing Banks’ Cost of Complying with Basel II

David VanHoose

2007-PB-09: The Long and Short of Housing: The Home Ownership Boom and the Subprime Foreclosure Bust

John C. Weicher

2007-PB-08: Evaluating the Policy Implications of the Other Two Pillars of Basel II

David VanHoose

2007-PB-07: The Viability of Small Banks in the United States

R. Alton Gilbert

2007-PB-06: Remarks to the NFI 4th Annual Insurance Reform Summit

Walter Bell

2007-PB-05: China's Changing Financial System: Can It Catch Up With, or Even Drive Growth

James Barth and Gerard Caprio

2007-PB-04: Optional Federal Chartering of Insurance: Design of a Regulatory Structure

Hal S. Scott

2007-PB-03: Efficiency Consequences of Rate Regulation in Insurance Markets

Sharon Tennyson

2007-PB-02: Uniformity and Efficiency in Insurance Regulation: Consolidation and Outsourcing of Regulatory Activities at the State Level

W. Jean Kwon

2007-PB-01B: China’s Financial Sector: Contributions to Growth and Downside Risks

Albert Keidel

2006-PB-20: Consumer Directed Health Care

John Goodman

2006-PB-19: Reforming Regulation of Corporate Governance

Kenneth Lehn

2006-PB-18: Focusing More on Outputs and on Markets: What Financial Regulation Can Learn from Progress in Other Policy Areas

Lawrence J. White

2006-PB-17: Audit Committee Financial Literacy: What Might It Mean and Why Bother?

Roman L. Weil, Douglas J. Coates and M. Laurentius Marais

2006-PB-16: Health Care Reform in the United States: Why, When and How?

Douglas Holtz-Eakin

2006-PB-15: Second Thoughts on Public Systems

David Gratzer

2006-PB-14: The Implications of Paying for Current Medicare

Thomas R. Saving

2006-PB-13: Capital Regulation and Loan Monitoring in a Diverse Banking System

David VanHoose

2006-PB-12: The Ills of America's Health Care System: Root Causes and Potential Cures

Sidney Taurel

2006-PB-11: Financial Literacy and Financial Education: Review and Policy Implications

Annamaria Lusardi

2006-PB-10: Financial Literacy Strategies: Where Do We Go From Here?

Robert Lerman and Elizabeth Bell

2006-PB-09: Privatizing a Government Sponsored Enterprise: Lessons from the Sallie Mae Experience

Michael J. Lea

2006-PB-08: Financial Literacy: If It’s So Important, Why Isn’t It Improving?

Lewis Mandell

2006-PB-07: A Note on Economic Principles and Financial Literacy

Zvi Bodie

2006-PB-06: Can Personal Financial Management Education Promote Asset Accumulation by the Poor?

John Caskey

2006-PB-05: Good Intentions Gone Awry: A Policy Analysis of the SEC's Regulation of the Bond Rating Industry

Lawrence J. White

2006-PB-04: Controlling the Interest Rate Risk of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Dwight M. Jaffee

2006-PB-03: The Evolution of a Policy Idea: How Restrictions on the Size of the GSEs’ Portfolios became the Central Issue in Reform of their Regulation

Peter J. Wallison

2006-PB-02: Federal Chartering of Insurance Companies: Options and Alternatives for Transforming Insurance Regulation

Scott Harrington

2006-PB-01: Keep the Leverage Ratio for Large Banks to Limit the Competititive Effects of Implementing Basel II Captial Requirements

R. Alton Gilbert

2005-PB-06: Encouraging Financial Security: First Do No Harm

Jason Furman

2005-PB-05: The History and Future of Social Security

William G. Shipman

2005-PB-04: Social Security Reform: Can It Secure The Rights To Your Pension Benefits?

Thomas R. Saving

2005-PB-03: Reversion to the Mean Versus Sticking to Fundamentals: Looking to the Next Five Years of Housing Price Growth

Amy Cutts and Frank E. Nothaft

2005-PB-02: U.S. Housing Price Boom–Busts In Historical Perspective

Michael D. Bordo

2005-PB-01: Is There a 'Bubble' in the Housing Market Now?

Jonathan McCarthy and Richard Peach