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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Economic Review

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Postal: 1455 East 6th St., Cleveland OH 44114
Phone: 216.579.2000
Web page: http://www.clevelandfed.org/
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Series handle: repec:fip:fedcer

2001, Issue Q IV2001, Issue Q III2001, Issue Q II2001, Issue Q I2000, Issue Q IV2000, Issue Q III2000, Issue Q II2000, Issue Q I1999, Issue Q IV1999, Issue Q III1999, Issue Q II1999, Issue Q I1998, Issue Q IV1998, Issue Q III1998, Issue Q II1998, Issue Q I1997, Issue Q IV1997, Issue Q III1997, Issue Q II1997, Issue Q I1996, Issue Q IV1996, Issue Q III1996, Issue Q II1996, Issue Q I1995, Issue Q IV1995, Issue Q III1995, Issue Q II1995, Issue Q I1994, Issue Q IV1994, Issue Q III1994, Issue Q II1994, Issue Q I1993, Issue Q IV1993, Issue Q III1993, Issue Q II1993, Issue Q I1992, Issue Q IV1992, Issue Q III1992, Issue Q II1992, Issue Q I1991, Issue Q IV1991, Issue Q III1991, Issue Q II1991, Issue Q I1990, Issue Q IV1990, Issue Q III1990, Issue Q II1990, Issue Q I1989, Issue Q IV1989, Issue Q III1989, Issue Q II1989, Issue Q I1988, Issue Q IV1988, Issue Q III1988, Issue Q II1988, Issue Q I1987, Issue Q IV1987, Issue Q III1987, Issue Q II1987, Issue Q I1986, Issue Q IV1986, Issue Q III1986, Issue Q II1986, Issue Q I1985, Issue Q IV1985, Issue Q III1985, Issue Q II1985, Issue Q I1984, Issue Win1984, Issue Sum1984, Issue Fall1983, Issue Win1983, Issue Fall1982, Issue Win1982, Issue SprAccess and download statistics

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