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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Pieces of Eight

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Postal: P.O. Box 442, St. Louis, MO 63166
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1992, Issue Mar

1-4 How well does unemployment explain the low levels of consumer confidence?
by Adam M. Zaretsky
5-8 When a bank's not a bank - nonbanks in the financial marketplace
by Michelle A. Clark
9-13 District agricultural banks ride high in the saddle
by Kevin L. Kliesen

1992, Issue Jun

1-11 District bank performance in 1991: more ups than downs
by Michelle A. Clark
12-21 Agriculture in 1991: the decline continues
by Kevin L. Kliesen
22-27 Restructure and recession: a year of transition
by Adam M. Zaretsky

1991, Issue Sep

1-4 District states confront mounting fiscal problems
by Thomas B. Mandelbaum
5-8 Where are farmland prices headed?
by Kevin L. Kliesen
9-13 Banking at credit unions: an industry profile
by Michelle A. Clark

1991, Issue Mar

1-4 District forestry industry: growing to new heights?
by Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock
5-9 Are district services jobs bad jobs?
by Thomas B. Mandelbaum
10-13 Home equity loans: flexible enough to withstand a real estate downturn?
by Michelle A. Clark

1991, Issue Jun

1-8 The district real economy in 1990: losing its fizz
by Thomas B. Mandelbaum
9-20 District banks in 1990: bruised but not broken
by Michelle A. Clark
21-30 U.S. and district agricultural economies: the expansion continues
by Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock

1991, Issue Dec

1-4 The emerging importance of aquaculture
by Kevin Kliesen
5-8 How foreign-owned firms benefit the Eighth District
by Cletus C. Coughlin
9-13 District banks navigate recession's waters
by Michelle A. Clark

1990, Issue Dec

1-5 Government-sponsored enterprises: safe and sound?
by Michelle A. Clark
6-9 The Mississippi River system and barge industry
by Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock
10-13 District services: what they are and why they have grown
by Thomas B. Mandelbaum

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