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• 176 Bank merger activity in the United States, 1994-2003
  by Steven J. Pilloff [Downloadable!]

• 175 The future of retail electronic payments systems: industry interviews and analysis
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]

• 174 Bank mergers and banking structure in the United States, 1980-98
  by Stephen A. Rhoades [Downloadable!]
• 173 Improving public disclosure in banking
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]

• 172 Using subordinated debt as an instrument of market discipline
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]

• 171 The cost of banking regulation: a review of the evidence
  by Gregory Elliehausen [Downloadable!]

• 170 The cost of implementing consumer financial regulations: an analysis of experience with the Truth in Savings Act
  by Gregory Elliehausen & Barbara R. Lowrey [Downloadable!]

• 169 Bank mergers and industrywide structure
  by Stephen A. Rhoades [Downloadable!]
• 1 Decomposition of productivity and unit costs
  by L. Slifman & C. Corrado [Downloadable!]

• 168 The economics of the private equity market
  by George W. Fenn & Nellie Liang & Stephen Prowse [Downloadable!]

• 167 A summary of merger performance studies in banking, 1980-93, and an assessment of the "operating performance" and "event study" methodologies
  by Stephen A. Rhoades [Downloadable!]

• 166 The economics of the private placement market
  by Mark Carey S. & Stephen Prowse & John Rea & Gregory Udell [Downloadable!]
• 165 The demand for trade credit: an investigation of motives for trade credit use by small businesses
  by Gregory E. Elliehausen & John D. Wolken [Downloadable!]
• 164 The 1989-92 credit crunch for real estate
  by James. T. Fergus & John L. Goodman, Jr.

• 163 Clearance and settlement in U.S. securities markets
  by Patrick Parkinson & Adam Gilbert & Emily Gollob & Lauren Hargraves
• 162 Evidence on the size of banking markets from mortgage loan rates in twenty cities
  by Stephen A. Rhoades

• 161 A review of corporate restructuring activity, 1980-90
  by Margaret Hastings Pickering

• 160 Banking markets and the use of financial services by small and medium- sized businesses
  by Gregory E. Elliehausen & John D. Wolken
• 159 New data on the performance of nonbank subsidiaries of bank holding companies
  by Nellie Liang & Donald Savage

• 158 The adequacy and consistency of margin requirements in the markets for stocks and derivative products
  by Mark J. Warshawsky & Earnhart Dietrich & assistant
• 157 M2 per unit of potential GNP as an anchor for the price level
  by Jeffrey J. Hallman & Richard D. Porter & David H. Small

• 156 International trends for U.S. banks and banking markets
  by James V. Houpt

• 155 The funding of private pension plans
  by Mark J. Warshawsky
• 154 The effects on consumers and creditors of proposed ceilings on credit card interest rates
  by Glenn B. Canner & James T. Fergus
• 153 Stock market volatility
  by Carolyn D. Davis & Alice P. White
• 152 Determinants of corporate merger activity: a review of the literature
  by Mark J. Warshawsky
• 151 Responses to deregulation: retail deposit pricing from 1983 through 1985
  by Patrick I. Mahoney & Alice P. White & Paul F. O'Brien & Mary M. McLaughlin

• 150 Statistical cost accounting models in banking: a reexamination and an application
  by John T. Rose & John D. Wolken
• 149 The operating performance of acquired firms in banking before and after acquisition
  by Stephen A. Rhoades

• 148 The macroeconomic and sectoral effects of the Economic Recovery Tax Act : some simulation results
  by Flint Brayton & Peter B. Clark
• 147 Revisions in the monetary services (Divisia) indexes of the monetary aggregates
  by Helen T. Farr & Deborah Johnson
• 146 The role of the prime rate in pricing of business loans by commercial banks, 1977-84
  by Thomas F. Brady
• 145 Service charges as a source of bank income and their impact on consumers
  by Glenn B. Canner & Robert D. Kurtz
• 144 Scale economies in compliance costs for consumer credit regulations: the truth in lending and equal credit opportunity laws
  by Gregory E. Elliehausen & Robert D. Kurtz
• 143 Compliance costs and consumer benefits of the electronic fund transfer act : recent survey evidence
  by Frederick J. Schroeder
• 142 Mergers and acquisitions by commercial banks, 1960-83
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 135 Small empirical models of exchange market intervention : applications to Germany, Japan, and Canada
  by Deborah J. Danker & Richard A. Haas

• 141 A comparison of direct deposit and check payment costs
  by William Dudley
• 140 Geographic market delineation : a review of the literature
  by John D. Wolken
• 139 Some implications of financial innovations in the United States
  by Thomas D. Simpson & Patrick M. Parkinson
• 138 Antitrust laws, Justice department guidelines, and the limits of concentration in local banking markets
  by Jim Burke
• 137 The implications for bank merger policy of financial deregulation, interstate banking, and financial supermarkets
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 136 The effects of fiscal policy on the U.S. economy
  by Darrel Cohen & Peter B. Clark
• 129 U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: October 1980 - September 1981
  by Margaret L. Greene
• 128 U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: September 1977 - December 1979
  by Margaret L. Greene
• 127 U.S. experience with exchange market intervention: January-March 1975
  by Margaret L. Greene

• 134 Small empirical models of exchange market intervention : a review of the literature
  by Ralph W. Tryon
• 133 Relationships among exchange rates, intervention, and interest rates : an empirical investigation
  by Bonnie E. Loopesko
• 132 Time-series studies of the relationship between exchange rates and intervention : a review of the techniques and literature
  by Kenneth Rogoff
• 131 Calculations of profitability for U.S. dollar-deutsche mark intervention
  by Laurence R. Jacobson
• 130 Effects of exchange rate variability on international trade and other economic variables : a review of the literature
  by Victoria S. Farrell & Dean A. DeRosa & T. Ashby McCown
• 126 Definition and measurement of exchange market intervention
  by Donald B. Adams & Dale W. Henderson
• 125 Seasonal adjustment of the weekly monetary aggregates : a model based approach
  by David A. Pierce & Michael R. Grupe & William P. Cleveland
• 124 International banking facilities and the eurodollar market
  by Henry S. Terrell & Rodney H. Mills
• 123 Financial transactions within bank holding companies
  by John T. Rose & Samuel H. Talley
• 122 Bank capital trends and financing
  by Samuel H. Talley

• 121 Redlining : research and federal legislative response
  by Glenn B. Canner
• 120 Foreign subsidiaries of U.S. banking organizations
  by James V. Houpt & Michael G. Martinson
• 119 Structure-performance studies in banking : an updated summary and evaluation
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 118 Interest rates and terms on construction loans at commercial banks
  by David F. Seiders
• 117 The Community Reinvestment Act and credit allocation
  by Glenn B. Canner
• 116 Divisia monetary aggregates : compilation, data, and historical behavior
  by William A. Barnett & Paul A. Spindt & Edward Offenbacher
• 115 Costs, scale economies, competition, and product mix in the U.S. payments mechanism
  by David B Humphrey
• 113 Below the bottom line : the use of contingencies and commitments by commercial banks
  by Benjamin Wolkowitz & Gerald A. Hanweck
• 113 Commercial letters of credit and bankers acceptances
  by Michael A. Goldberg

• 114 Multibank holding companies : recent evidence on competition and performance in banking markets
  by Timothy J. Curry & John T. Rose
• 111 Banking structure and performance at the state level during the 1970s
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 110 Performance and characteristics of Edge corporation
  by James V. Houpt

• 109 Foreign ownership and the performance of U.S. banks
  by James V. Houpt

• 112 Federal Reserve decisions on bank mergers and acquisitions during the 1970s
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 108 The GNMA-guaranteed passthrough security: market development and implications for the growth and stability of home mortgage lending
  by David F. Seiders
• 107 Impact of bank holding companies on competition and performance in banking markets
  by Stephen A. Rhoades & Roger D. Rutz
• 106 The market for federal funds and repurchase agreements
  by Thomas D. Simpson
• 105 Measurement of capacity utilization: problems and tasks
  by Frank de Leeuw & Lawrence R. Forest, Jr. & Richard D. Raddock & Zoltan E. Kenessey
• 104 Innovation in bank loan contracting: recent evidence
  by Paul W. Boltz & Tim S. Campbell
• 103 Impact of the dollar depreciation on the U.S. price level: an analytical survey of empirical estimates
  by Peter Hooper & Barbara R. Lowrey
• 102 Geographic expansion of banks and changes in banking structure
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 101 Tie-ins between the granting of credit and sale of insurance by bank holding companies and other lenders
  by Robert A. Eisenbeis & Paul R. Schweitzer
• 105 Capacity utilization statistics: further plans
  by Zoltan E. Kenessey

• 100 The relationship between reserve ratios and the monetary aggregates under reserves and federal funds rate operating targets
  by Kenneth J. Kopecky
• 99 Interest rate ceilings and disintermediation
  by Edward F. McKelvey
• 98 Foothold acquisitions and bank market structure
  by Stehen A. Rhoades & Paul Schweitzer
• 97 The behavior of member bank required reserve ratios and the effects of Board action, 1968-77
  by Thomas D. Simpson
• 96 Mortgage borrowing against equity in existing homes: measurement, generation, and implications for economic activity
  by David F. Seiders
• 95 External capital financing requirements of commercial banks, 1977-81
  by Gerald A. Hanweck & John J. Mingo
• 94 Problems in applying discriminant analysis in credit scoring models
  by Robert A. Eisenbeis

• 93 An analysis of Federal Reserve System attrition since 1960
  by John T. Rose
• 92 Structure-performance studies in banking: a summary and evaluation
  by Stephen A. Rhoades
• 91 Greeley in perspective
  by Paul Schweitzer & Joshua Greene
• 90 The performance of bank holding company-affiliated finance companies
  by Stephen A. Rhoades & Gregory E. Boczar
• 89 Recent trends in local banking market structure
  by Samuel H. Talley

• 88 Effects of "NOW" accounts on costs and earnings of commercial banks in 1974-75
  by John D. Paulus
• 87 Seasonal adjustment of M1--currently published and alternative methods
  by Edward R. Fry
• 86 Extending merger analysis beyond the single-market framework
  by Stephen A. Rhoades

• 85 The growth of multibank holding companies, 1956-73
  by Gregory E. Boczar
• 84 The performance of individual bank holding companies
  by Arthur G. Fraas
• 83 Household-sector economic accounts
  by David F. Seiders

• 82 Short-run variations in the money stock--seasonal or cyclical?
  by Herbert M. Kaufman & Raymond E. Lombra
• 81 Operating policies of bank holding companies--part II: nonbanking subsidiaries
  by Robert J. Lawrence
• 80 The impact of holding company acquisitions on aggregate concentration in banking
  by Samuel H. Talley

• 79 Mortgage commitments on income properties: a new series for 15 life insurance companies, 1951-70
  by Robert Moore Fisher & Barbara Negri Opper
• 78 The determinants of a direct investment outflow with emphasis on the supply of funds
  by Frederic Brill Ruckdeschel
• 77 Obtaining the yield on a standard bond from a sample of bonds with heterogeneous characteristics
  by James L. Kichline & P. Michael Laub & Guy V. G. Stevens
• 76 Examination of the money stock control approach of Burger, Kalish, and Babb
  by Fred J. Levin

• 75 Federal Reserve defensive behavior and the reverse causation argument
  by Raymond Lombra & Raymond Torto
• 74 The regulation of short-term capital movements in major industrial countries
  by Rodney H. Mills.
• 73 Regulation Q and the commercial loan market in the 1960's
  by Benjamin M. Friedman
• 72 Credit rationing: a review
  by Benjamin M. Friedman
• 71 Explaining changes in Euro-dollar positions: a study of banks in four European countries
  by Rodney H. Mills, Jr.
• 70 International money markets and flexible exchange rates
  by Stanley W. Black
• 69 The effect of holding company acquisitions on bank performance
  by Samuel H. Talley
• 68 Optimal distributed lag responses and expectations
  by Roger Craine
• 67 Policy variables, unemployment and price level changes
  by Peter S. Rose & Lacy H. Hunt II
• 66 Private housing completions--a new dimension in construction statistics
  by Bernard N. Freedman

• 65 The use of interest rate policies as a stimulus to economic growth
  by Robert F. Emery
• 64 Mortgage repayments as a source of loanable funds
  by Robert Moore Fisher
• 63 A test of the "expectations hypothesis" using directly observed wage and price expectations
  by Stephen J. Turnovsky & Michael L. Wachter
• 62 Adjustment and disequilibrium costs and the estimated Brainard-Tobin model
  by Joseph Bisignano
• 61 Estimation of the investment and price equations of a macroeconometric model
  by Robert J. Shiller
• 60 The relative importance of monetary and fiscal variables in determining price level movements: a note
  by Peter S. Rose & Lacy H. Hunt II
• 59 Operating policies of bank holding companies: part I
  by Robert J. Lawrence

• 58 Uncertainty and stabilization policies for a nonlinear macroeconomic model
  by Franklin R. Shupp
• 57 Optimal choice of monetary policy instruments in a simple stochastic macro model
  by William Poole
• 56 Consumer savings and thrift institutions
  by Edward C. Ettin & Barbara Negri Opper

• 55 Imported inflation and the international adjustment process
  by Ruth Logue
• 54 The availability of mortgage lending commitments
  by Robert Moore Fisher.
• 53 Automotive trade between the United States and Canada
  by Kathryn A. Morisse.
• 52 Some problems in forecasting inventory investment
  by H. O. Stekler
• 51 Economic forecasts: evaluation procedures and results
  by H. O. Stekler
• 50 Optimal factor adjustment paths: a generalization of "stock adjustment" decision rules
  by P. A. Tinsley
• 49 Characteristics of merging banks
  by David L. Smith
• 48 Changes in bank ownership: the impact on operating performance
  by Paul F. Jessup

• 47 A technique for forecasting defense expenditures
  by Harvey Galper & Edward Gramlich
• 46 The regulation of short-term capital movements: Western European techniques in the 1960's
  by Rodney H. Mills, Jr.
• 45 The labor market and potential output of the Federal Reserve-MIT econometric model: a preliminary report
  by A. J. Tella & P. A. Tinsley
• 44 A disaggregated model of the U.S. balance of trade
  by William H. Branson.
• 43 Effects of money on interest rates
  by William E. Gibson
• 42 The lags between investment decisions and their causes
  by Shirley Almon

• 41 Interest rates and the demand for consumer durable goods
  by Michael J. Hamburger
• 40 Nonlocal competition for time deposits in isolated one- and two-bank towns
  by Bernard Shull
• 39 Economic trends in Latin America in the 1960's
  by Yves Maroni.
• 38 A test of the deposit relationship hypothesis
  by Neil B. Murphy
• 37 Customers view bank markets and services: a survey of Elkhart, Indiana
  by George G. Kaufman
• 36 The boom in office buildings
  by Robert Moore Fisher
• 35 Empirical literature on the U.S. balance of trade
  by Charles K. Harley
• 34 The impact of monetary variables: a selected survey of the recent empirical literature
  by Michael J. Hamburger
• 33 Businesses view banking services: a survey of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
  by Lynn A. Stiles
• 32 Federal fiscal policy and aggregate demand, 1956-66
  by Helen B. Junz
• 31 The financing of capital investment in the USSR
  by Paul Gekker
• 30 Variable-rate mortgages
  by Robert Moore Fisher.
• 29 Individuals as a source of loan funds for state and local governments
  by Helmut Wendel
• 28 Investment by manufacturing firms: a quarterly time series analysis of industry data
  by Robert W. Resek
• 27 The effect of credit conditions on state and local bond sales and capital outlays since World War II
  by Paul F. McGouldrick
• 26 The relative impact of money and income on interest rates: an empirical investigation
  by William E. Gibson & George G. Kaufman
• 25 Firms' demands for money: the evidence from the cross-section data
  by William J. Frazer, Jr.
• 24 Measures of industrial production and final demand
  by Clayton Gehman & Cornelia Motheral

• 23 Mexico's economic and financial record
  by Yves Maroni
• 22 The overseas dollar bond market and recent U.S. borrowing abroad
  by Carl H. Stem
• 21 Liquidity considerations and monetary management
  by Leonall C. Andersen
• 20 A theory of household asset selection
  by William J. Hocter
• 19 The European Economic Community's common agricultural policy and its impact on U. S. exports
  by Thomas M. Klein
• 18 Cyclical determinants of capital expenditures: a regression study of the United States steel industry
  by James P. Bennett
• 17 A model of Federal Reserve behavior
  by John H. Wood
• 16 Empirical aspects of cost vs. demand in commodity pricing
  by Addison T. Cutler
• 15 Consumer credit regulation: a review and response
  by Jerome W. Shay
• 14 The Spanish "miracle": growth and change in the Spanish economy, 1959 to mid-1965
  by Rodney H. Mills, Jr.
• 13 The Federal Reserve System and world monetary problems
  by Robert Solomon
• 12 The process of inflation: a review of the literature and some comparisons of cyclical performance, 1953-65
  by Glenn H. Miller, Jr.
• 11 The demand for money: speed of adjustment, interest rates, and wealth: a sequel
  by Patric H. Hendershott
• 10 The demand for money: a review of the empirical literature
  by David M. Jones
• 9 The demand for currency
  by George G. Kaufman.
• 8 Some fiscal implications of expansion of the Social Security System
  by Nancy H. Teeters.
• 7 Manufacturers' inventory investment and monetary policy
  by Jimmie R. Monhollon

• 6 The postwar boom in hotels and motels
  by Royal Shipp & Robert Moore Fisher
• 5 Criteria for conduct of monetary policy: implications of recent research
  by Daniel H. Brill
• 4 A study of factors affecting the money stock: phase one
  by Leonall C. Andersen
• 3 Price analysis and economic developments
  by Murray Altmann
• 2 The demand for money: speed of adjustment, interest rates, and wealth
  by Frank de Leeuw
• 1 Statistical refinement of the concept of inflation--monetary and liquidity aspects
  by Guy B. Noyes

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