Business Review

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1986, issue Nov

Low-grade bonds: a growing source of corporate funding pp. 3-12

Jan Loeys

Are government deficits monetized? Some international evidence pp. 13-22

Aris Protopapadakis and Jeremy J. Siegel

1986, issue Sep

What has happened to M1? pp. 3-14

Herbert E. Taylor

Trade deficits and the dollar: a macroeconomic perspective pp. 15-25

Stephen A. Meyer

1986, issue Jul

Charting the course of the economy: what can local manufacturers tell us? pp. 3-16

John Bell and Theodore M. Crone

Do regional wages differ? pp. 17-25

Gerald Carlino

1986, issue May

Loan commitments: insurance contracts in a risky world pp. 3-12

Mitchell Berlin

Hedging bank borrowing costs with financial futures pp. 13-23

Michael Smirlock

1986, issue Mar

The private costs of bank failures: some historical evidence pp. 3-14

Brian C. Gendreau and Scott S. Prince

Warm feelings and cold calculations: economic theories of private transfers pp. 15-22

Donald Cox and Robert H. DeFina

1986, issue Jan

New views of the business cycle: has the past emphasis on money been misplaced? pp. 3-13

Carl Walsh

Productivity and the prospects for outgrowing the budget deficit pp. 15-23

Richard McHugh

1985, issue Nov/Dec

Nonbank banks: catalyst for interstate banking pp. 3-17

Janice M. Moulton

The new bank deposit markets: goodbye to Regulation Q pp. 19-29

Paul S. Calem

1985, issue Sep/Oct

The health of banking in the Third District pp. 3-11

Thomas K. Desch and Richard W. Lang

The Philadelphia area economy: faster growth in the 1980s? pp. 13-23

John M. L. Gruenstein

1985, issue Jul/Aug

Do public policies affect county growth? pp. 3-16

Gerald Carlino and Edwin S. Mills

Securities activities of commercial banks: the problem of conflicts of interest pp. 17-27

Anthony Saunders

1985, issue May/Jun

The tax reform controversy: a guide for the perplexed pp. 3-15

Brian R. Horrigan

Interest rate swaps: a new tool for managing risk pp. 17-25

Jan Loeys

1985, issue Mar/Apr

Time inconsistency: a potential problem for policymakers pp. 3-12

Herbert E. Taylor

Monetary rules and contracts: why theory loses to practice pp. 13-19

Donald J. Mullineaux

1985, issue Jan/Feb

Billion-dollar overdrafts: a payments risk challenge pp. 3-13

Richard L. Smoot

Changing tides for North Atlantic ports pp. 15-26

Theodore M. Crone

1984, issue Nov/Dec

Tax policy effects on investment: the 1981 and 1982 tax acts pp. 3-14

Stephen A. Meyer

The link between savings and interest rates: a key element in the tax policy debate pp. 15-21

Robert H. DeFina

1984, issue Sep/Oct

Risk-sensitive deposit insurance premia: some practical issues pp. 3-10

Mark Flannery and Aris Protopapadakis

Antitrust implications of thrifts' expanded commercial loan powers pp. 11-21

Janice M. Moulton

1984, issue Jul/Aug

New markets in foreign currency options pp. 3-12

Brian C. Gendreau

The return banks have paid on NOW accounts pp. 13-23

Herbert E. Taylor

1984, issue May/Jun

Targeting high tech in the Delaware Valley pp. 3-14

John M. L. Gruenstein

Sizing up the deficit: an efficient tax perspective pp. 15-25

Brian R. Horrigan

1984, issue Mar/Apr

Revealing real interest rates: let the market do it pp. 3-8

Donald J. Mullineaux and Aris Protopapadakis

Market views of monetary policy and reactions to M1 announcements pp. 9-17

Jan Loeys

1984, issue Jan/Feb

Private clearinghouses and the origins of central banking pp. 3-12

Gary Gorton

Fed pricing and the check collection business: the private sector response pp. 13-22

Joanna H. Frodin

1983, issue Nov/Dec

Exchange rate volatility: is intervention the answer pp. 3-10

Nicholas Carlozzi

Cleaning the air with the invisible hand pp. 11-19

Theodore M. Crone and Robert H. DeFina

1983, issue Sep/Oct

New employment growth trends: the U.S. and the Third District pp. 3-14

Gerald Carlino

Anatomy of a fiscal crisis pp. 15-22

Robert P. Inman

Economic development in the Third District: three approaches pp. 23-30

Eleanor Craig and Scott Reznick

1983, issue Jul/Aug

Tax cuts: reality or illusion? pp. 3-16

Stephen A. Meyer

Delaware moves toward interstate banking: a look at the FCDA pp. 17-25

Janice M. Moulton

1983, issue May/Jun

The discount window and money control pp. 3-12

Herbert E. Taylor

When is the prime rate second choice? pp. 13-23

Brian C. Gendreau

1983, issue Mar/Apr

The condominium trend: response to inflation pp. 3-12

Theodore M. Crone

Removing deposit rate ceilings: how will bank profits fare? pp. 13-21

Mark Flannery

1983, issue Jan/Feb

Using econometric models to make economic policy: a continuing controversy pp. 3-13

Richard W. Lang

Deregulation: a new future for thrifts pp. 15-26

Jan Loeys

1982, issue Nov/Dec

Spending through the tax structure: are we taxing the revenue system? pp. 3-13

Robert H. DeFina

Forecasting with the Index of Leading Indicators pp. 15-27

Gary Gorton

1982, issue Jul/Aug

Interest rates: how much does expected inflation matter? pp. 3-12

Herbert E. Taylor

Implementing the Monetary Control Act in a troubled environment for thrifts pp. 13-21

Janice M. Moulton

1982, issue May/Jun

Margaret Thatcher's economic experiment: are there lessons for the Reagan Administration? pp. 3-13

Stephen A. Meyer

From centralization to deconcentration: economic activity spreads out pp. 15-25

Gerald Carlino

1982, issue Mar/Apr

Federal deficits: a faulty gauge of government's impact on financial markets pp. 3-16

Brian R. Horrigan and Aris Protopapadakis

Health care: getting the right amount at the right price pp. 17-22

Laurence Seidman

1982, issue Jan/Feb

The casino industry in Atlantic City: what has it done for the local economy? pp. 3-16

Thomas P. Hamer

Deposit insurance creates a need for bank regulation pp. 17-31

Mark Flannery