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1988
- 88-11 Imports, trade policy, and union wage dynamics
by Ellen R. Rissman - 88-10 Does public capital crowd out private capital?
by David Alan Aschauer - 88-9 Imperfect information and the permanent income hypothesis
by Abhijit V. Banerjee & Kenneth N. Kuttner - 88-8 Commercial bank capacity to pay interest on demand deposits: evidence from large weekly reporting banks
by Elijah Brewer & Thomas H. Mondschean - 88-7 Is public expenditure productive?
by David Alan Aschauer - 88-6 Duration models: a taxonomy
by G. O. Bierwag & George G. Kaufman & Cynthia M. Latta - 88-6 Durations of nondefault-free securities
by G. O. Bierwag & George G. Kaufman - 88-5 A note of the relationship between bank holding company risk and nonbank activity
by Elijah Brewer - 88-4 Securities activities of commercial banks: the current economic and legal environment
by George G. Kaufman & Larry R. Mote - 88-3 Is government spending stimulative?
by David Alan Aschauer - 88-2 Public spending and the return to capital
by David Alan Aschauer - 88-1 Risk and solvency regulation of depository institutions: past policies and current options
by George J. Benston & George G. Kaufman
1987
- 87-10 Net private investment and public expenditure in the United States 1953- 1984
by David Alan Aschauer - 87-9 Reevaluation of the structure-conduct-performance paradigm in banking
by Douglas D. Evanoff & Diana Fortier - 87-8 Finite horizons, intertemporal substitution and fiscal policy
by David Alan Aschauer - 87-7 Bank stock valuation: does maturity gap matter
by Vefa Tarhan - 87-6 The effects of regulation on bank participation in the guarantee market
by Gary D. Koppenhaver - 87-5 Alternative instruments for hedging inflation risk in the banking industry
by Gary D. Koppenhaver & Cheng-Few Lee - 87-4 On the relationship between standby letters of credit and bank capital
by Gary D. Koppenhaver & Roger D. Stover - 87-3 The truth about bank runs
by George G. Kaufman - 87-2 Testing stock-adjustment specifications and other restrictions on money demand equations
by Randall C. Merris - 87-1 Wage growth and sectoral shifts: new evidence on the stability of the Phillips curve
by Ellen R. Rissman
1986
- 86-4 The impact of market, industry, and interest rate risks on bank stock returns
by Elijah Brewer & Cheng-Few Lee - 86-3 Banking risk in historical perspective
by George G. Kaufman - 86-2 The equilibrium approach to fiscal policy
by David Alan Aschauer - 86-1 Risks and failures in banking: overview, history, and evaluation
by George J. Benston & George G. Kaufman