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2000, Volume 12, Issue Oct

10-11 Montana's blasting into (aero)space
by Rosie Cataldo
16-17 Financial modernization, the FHLB and agricultural banks
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt

2000, Volume 12, Issue Jan

1-1 The pig in the python
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-2 Look for a growing economy in the new millennium, poll says
by Tobias Madden
1-16 Excelsior-Henderson: Motorcycle dream fades in bankruptcy
by anonymous
1-17 Counterpoint: The lesson to be learned from the failed Excelsior-Henderson
by Arthur J. Rolnick
1-20 Bankers report farmers have some breathing room
by Tobias Madden
3-5,7 Concentrating on food concentration
by Ronald A. Wirtz
6-7 A borderless perspective
by Ronald A. Wirtz
8-9,13-14 Tied to steel tracks: Trends in the steel industry hold important decisions for Minnesota and Upper Michigan iron ore mines looking for a secure future
by Ronald A. Wirtz
10-12 Jobs wanted: Will work for (next to) nothing
by Ronald A. Wirtz
18-19 Noninterest income in the Ninth District: The roles of community and credit card banks
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt
y:2000:i:jan:n:v12no.1:x:1 Ninth District economy enters the new year in good shape
by anonymous
y:2000:i:jan:n:v12no.1 The cousin of consolidation: contracting
by Ronald A. Wirtz

1999, Volume 11, Issue Oct

1-1 Farm Crisis: Here we go again?
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-5 Whistling Dixie? Despite tough times for many, some farmers finding good times
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-10 Farm problems put squeeze on agricultural banks
by Tobias Madden
1-11 Farmers continue to struggle
by Tobias Madden
1-18 Working wage: The minimum wage needs another boost
by anonymous
1-19 Minimum wage as price support
by Preston J. Miller
3-4 Not your father's farm recession
by Ronald A. Wirtz
6-7 Saving the family farm, but from what?
by Ronald A. Wirtz
8-9 Farming the government: Far from abandoning farmers, government policy stumbles into the new ag economy, helping some but not others
by Ronald A. Wirtz
20-21 Noninterest income: A potential for profits, risk reduction and some exaggerated claims
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt

1999, Volume 11, Issue Jul

1-1 Small-town community banks not bugged by Y2K
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-2 Urban/rural community banks face similar challenges
by David S. Dahl
1-3,4 Nimble small-town banks swatting Y2K bugs
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-4 Y2K and your money
by Gary H. Stern
1-12 Farmers are still hurting
by Tobias Madden
1-13 Unemployment today in Europe and Japan: Lessons from the U.S. Great Depression
by V. V. Chari
6-7 Community bank web sites: the current picture
by Tobias Madden
8-9 Why all concerns about subprime lending are not created equal
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt
10-11 District economy will continue to grow, but some slowing creeps in
by Rob Grunewald & Tobias Madden & Jason Schmidt

1999, Volume 11, Issue Jan

1-1 1999 Economic Outlook: Onward and (cautiously) upward despite some concerns, expansion likely to continue
by David Fettig
1-6 As agriculture in crisis?
by Edward Lotterman
1-7 Agricultural bankers note improvement, but still concerned
by Edward Lotterman
1-8 Some bumps along the way, but outlook still good for coming year
by David S. Dahl & Edward Lotterman & Jason Schmidt
1-12 Do we know enough about economics?
by Gary H. Stern
1-13 What are CAMELS and who should know?
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt
2-3 Business leaders optimistic, but less so than a year ago
by David S. Dahl
2-6 District hog prices hit historic lows
by Edward Lotterman

1999, Volume 11, Issue Apr

1,6-7 Linking rural America. How technology is helping to reshape communities in the Ninth District
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1-8 E-commerce: For some businesses, the only way to go
by Tobias Madden
1-9 Reduced income plagues farmers
by Tobias Madden
3-4 Rural businesses are spurring much of the growth in telecommunications
by Ronald A. Wirtz

1998, Volume 10, Issue Nov

1,3-5 Scab: the Ninth District's agricultural plaque of the '90s
by Edward Lotterman
1-8 Low commodity prices taking toll across the Ninth District
by Edward Lotterman
4-5 Despite weakening conditions in the agricultural sector, bank data generally indicate good performance
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & Ron J. Feldman

1998, Volume 10, Issue Jul

1-2 Location influences community banks' challenges
by David S. Dahl
1,3-5 Declining deposits...is it all bad news?
by Ron J. Feldman & David Fettig
1-6 Is the loan-to-deposit ratio still relevant?
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & Ron J. Feldman
1-7 Low farm prices reflected in second quarter Ag banker survey
by Edward Lotterman
1-13 Banking as we know it
by Gary H. Stern
8-9 District outlook remains bright overall
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & David S. Dahl & Edward Lotterman

1998, Issue Jan

1-4 Labor availability makes the business headlines, but metro areas also deal with other issues
by David Fettig
1-5 Are we running on empty?
by David S. Dahl
1,4-5 Metro outlook `98: labor availability tops list for most District metro areas
by David Fettig
1-8 Year end upbeat for agricultural industry, but pockets of weakness persist
by Edward Lotterman
1-9 Effects of Asian financial crisis uncertain for District
by Edward Lotterman
1-14 Ninth District farm income unpredictable
by Edward Lotterman
6-7 Good news continues for Ninth District economy
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & David S. Dahl & Edward Lotterman
12-13 A primer on bank consolidation in the Ninth District
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & Ron J. Feldman

1998, Issue Apr

1-1,3 Poultry: a quiet success story. Geography and vertical integration are key factors in poultry industry's development
by Edward Lotterman
1-4 Broilers of the world unite!
by Edward Lotterman
1-5 A turkey in every pot?
by Edward Lotterman
1-6 Why no one mourns the loss of the family chicken farm: a short history of poultry in the Ninth District
by Edward Lotterman
1-9 Declining prices make ag bankers uneasy
by Edward Lotterman
10-11 Deposit insurance, too-big-to-fail and small banks
by Gary H. Stern
y:1998:i:apr Record bank profitability: how, who and what does it mean?
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & Ron J. Feldman

1997, Issue Oct

1,3-5 From small to big, and back again: railroads improving as industry reshapes itself once again
by Dave Page
1-9 Ag bankers optimistic overall, but problems may lurk in some areas
by Edward Lotterman
1-10 High tech leads District exports
by Rob Grunewald

1997, Issue Jul

1-2 Large community banks outpacing smaller counterparts
by David S. Dahl
1-3,5 Toil, hope, frustration mark Grand Forks recovery
by Edward Lotterman
1,3-5 Think big, act small. \\"Branch\\" and \\"diversify\\" become buzzwords as community banking adapts to changing industry
by David Fettig
1-9 Some relief in sight for cattle ranchers, ag bankers say
by Edward Lotterman
10-11 At midyear, prospect good for much of District economy
by Heidi Taylor Aggeler & David S. Dahl & Edward Lotterman

1997, Issue Jan

1-1,3 Arctic winter blasts District agriculture
by Edward Lotterman
1-7 Growth will continue, but at a slower pace says the 1997 Bank's forecast poll, and ag credit survey suggests that western states will fare worse than eastern states in the District
by anonymous

1997, Issue Apr.

8-9 Rising optimism amid stress of winter, ag bankers report
by Edward Lotterman

1997, Issue Apr

1-1,10 Receding flood waters reveal huge damage assessment; total bill will exceed $1 billion; infrastructure costs will hang on for years
by Edward Lotterman

1996, Issue Oct

1-1,3,6 Growth brings concerns: Ninth District cities enjoy expansion, but some face new issues as growth reaches to the prairies
by David Fettig
4-5 Is trend destiny? Ninth District rural population grows, but consolidation continues
by David S. Dahl
7-8,11 Mining in the Ninth District: after nearly 200 years, mining still important
by Kathy Cobb
9-10 Stronger Japanese economy boosts District manufactured exports
by Rob Grunewald

1996, Issue Jul

1,3-4 Banks turn up the heat against credit unions: industries battle over tax, regulatory and membership issues
by David Fettig

1996, Issue Jan

1,4-6 The quiet side of economic development: while state and local governments make headlines, foundations take risks, test ideas and redefine the term
by David Fettig

1996, Issue Apr

1,3-5 And now for something completely different: market prices. Montana will use the market to manage demand for some hunting licenses: other states place limits, tinker with nonresident fees
by David Fettig
3-4 Primer on congestion pricing
by David S. Dahl
3-4 It ain't broke yet, so let's fix it now. Twin cities traffic may not be that bad, but some are preparing for the worst
by David Fettig
6-8 Lights! camera! profits!
by Kathy Cobb
9-11 Small hog farms losing ground
by Edward Lotterman

1995, Issue Oct

1-8 State universities feel the fiscal pinch, but also see new opportunities
by Kathy Cobb
9-11 Canadian trade provides backbone for Ninth District exports
by Rob Grunewald

1995, Issue Jul

1,4-7 Putting the \\"C\\" in CRA: as Congress debates value of lending law, banks go about business of reinvesting
by David Fettig

1995, Issue Jan

1,3,6-7 Ninth District dairying faces dramatic change
by Edward Lotterman

1995, Issue Apr

1-2 Productivity primer: how does an economy grow?
by David S. Dahl
1-3 Drive to improve cash flow yields productivity gains
by David Fettig

1994, Issue Oct

1-5,10 Housing and the economy. When a town's economy surges housing feels the ripple
by Kathy Cobb

1994, Issue Jul

1-3 Small banks vs. small branches. As industry evolves, bank style may mean more to local communities than bank ownership
by David Fettig

1994, Issue Jan

1,3-6 Secondary sports are primary objective of many Ninth District communities
by Kathy Cobb & David Fettig

1994, Issue Apr

1,3-4 You can't tax what you can't see. Underground economy skews statistics and shortchanges the tax man, but is that all bad?
by David Fettig

1993, Issue Oct

1,3-8 District exports key to economy
by David Fettig

1993, Issue Jul

1-5 In the light of public disclosure, CRA gains luster
by David Fettig

1993, Issue Jan

1-9 Adding value to agriculture: new life for an old industry?
by Edward Lotterman

1993, Issue Apr

1-7 When a 'company town' loses its company, there is no magic formula for recovery
by David Fettig

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