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Postal: 90 Hennepin Avenue, P.O. Box 291, Minneapolis, MN 55480-0291
Phone: (612) 204-5000
Web page: http://minneapolisfed.org/
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2008, Issue Sep

2-5 Limiting spillovers through focused supervision
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 40-46 The “monster” of Chestnut Street
by Phil Davies
12-22 Christina and David Romer interview
by Douglas Clement
24-29, 50-57 Where has all the income gone?
by Terry J. Fitzgerald
30-33, 58-61 Creative disruption
by Douglas Clement

2008, Issue May

4-11 Managing the expanded safety net
by Ron J. Feldman & Gary H. Stern
12-17 Too big to fail: the hazards of bank bailouts
by Ron J. Feldman & Gary H. Stern

2008, Issue Jun

2-6 Issues in macroeconomic policy
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 42-46 Licentious behavior
by Douglas Clement
12-15, 47-50 Wanted: Entrepreneurs (just don't ask for a job description)
by Ronald A. Wirtz
16-26 Interview with James Poterba
by Douglas Clement
28-32 Laying the foundation
by Kathy Cobb

2008, Issue Dec

2-6 Too big to fail: the way forward
by Gary H. Stern
8-17 Actions to restore financial stability
by Niel Willardson
18-29 Kenneth Rogoff interview
by Douglas Clement
30-37 How to save gas
by Phil Davies
38-43 Mother and child reunion
by Douglas Clement
44-45 The labor of a Renaissance man
by Douglas Clement

2007, Issue Sep

2-4 On public policy and economic education
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 42-51 Are banks really dying this time?
by Ron Feldman & Mark Lueck
10-13, 52-55 The bank that Hamilton built
by Phil Davies
14-17, 56-59 Has Middle America stagnated?
by Terry J. Fitzgerald
18-21, 60-62 Time to remodel?
by Doug Clement
22-33 Interview with Frederic Mishkin
by Gary H. Stern

2007, Issue Jun

2-4 Financial innovation and the Fed
by Gary H. Stern
Everything was a dollar
by Douglas Clement
Reality check
by Douglas Clement
6-11, 34-37 A wealth of notions
by Douglas Clement
12-21 Interview with Christopher Sims
by Arthur J. Rolnick
22-27, 38-43 Employee ownership: economic miracle or ESOP's fable?
by Ronald A. Wirtz

2007, Issue Dec

2-5 Addressing the trade-offs: market discipline, stability and communication
by Gay H. Stern
7-9, 24-26 Putting a price on carbon
by Phil Davies
10-13, 30-32 Masters of illusion
by Douglas Clement
15-23 Interview with Eugene Fama
by Douglas Clement

2006, Issue Sep

2-6 Perspectives on current banking issues
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 34-37 The boys from Belarus
by Douglas Clement
12-21 Interview with Martin Feldstein
by Douglas Clement
22-27, 38-43 Supervisory enforcement actions since FIRREA and FDICIA
by Jackie Brunmeier & Niel Willardson
28-33, 44-46 The hidden economy of nonprofits
by Ronald A. Wirtz

2006, Issue Jun

2-6 Pursuing effective economic policy
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 38-41 The interchange fee debate
by James M. Lyon
12-16, 42-45 The cost of Kelo
by Art Rolnick & Phil Davies
18-21, 46-49 Managing TBTF by reducing systemic risk
by Gary H. Stern & Ron J. Feldman
22-33 Interview with John B. Taylor
by Douglas Clement
34-37, 50-53 If you lost your job …
by Douglas Clement

2006, Issue Dec

2-4 Economics and policy
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 40-41 Disaster zone
by Phil Davies & Richard M Todd
10-21 Interview with David Card
by Douglas Clement
22-25, 32-35 Goldilocks in the corner office
by Ronald A. Wirtz
26-29, 36-39 Barriers to growth
by Douglas Clement

2005, Issue Sep

2-5 Payments system issues and challenges
by Gary H. Stern
6-11 Addressing TBTF when banks merge: a proposal
by Gary H. Stern & Ron J. Feldman
12-15, 38-44 Class action
by Douglas Clement
16-27 Interview with Robert Barro
by Douglas Clement
28-31, 46-52 Getting back on your feet
by Ronald A. Wirtz

2005, Issue Jun

2-4 Formalizing the success of past policy
by Gary H. Stern
6-11, 42-47 Pensions in peril
by Phil Davies
12-17 Early childhood development on a large scale
by Rob Grunewald & Art Rolnick
18-29 Interview with James J. Heckman
by Douglas Clement
32-40 Why Johnny can’t work
by Douglas Clement

2005, Issue Dec

2-6 Economic research and the role of the Federal Reserve in payments
by Gary H. Stern
8-13, 40-46 Mr. Peyton’s bank
by Phil Davies
14-17, 48-57 Is college unaffordable?
by Ronald A. Wirtz
18-29 Interview with Edward Green
by Douglas Clement
30-33, 52-57 The untouchables
by Douglas Clement
34-39 Truths about trade and the dollar
by Joe Mahon

2004, Issue Sep

2-5 An economist's viewpoint: using economics to shed light on current policy issues
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 48-53 A fork in the free-trade road
by Ronald A. Wirtz
10-13, 54-59 Urban legends
by Douglas Clement
14-23 Interview with Claudia Goldin
by Douglas Clement
24-29 Historical perspectives on form and function
by James McAfee
30-34 The next generation of monetary models
by Douglas Clement
36-39 Supply, demand and deadline!
by Joe Mahon
40-41 Journalists don't know about economics
by Thomas Sowell

2004, Issue Jun

2-5 Prospects for economic expansion
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 38-41 Payments evolution or revolution? views from the Federal Reserve
by James M. Lyon
10-13, 42-47 The veil of discretion: does the Fed have too much freedom?
by Douglas Clement
14-17, 48-51 Banking regulation: the focus returns to the consumer
by Jason Schmidt & Niel Willardson
18-27 Interview with Ben S. Bernanke
by Arthur J. Rolnick

2004, Issue Dec

2-5 The private and public risks of banking
by Gary H. Stern
7-9 Edward Prescott awarded Nobel Prize
by anonymous
10-13, 42-45 Ties that bind
by Douglas Clement
14-23 Interview with Jean-Claude Trichet
by Gary H. Stern
26-30 Setting global priorities
by Douglas Clement
32-37 Job search
by Ronald A. Wirtz
38-41, 46-48 Right on target
by Phil Davies

2003, Issue Sep

2-6 Top of the ninth: should we accept the conventional wisdom about deflation?
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 46-51 Price signals
by Douglas Clement
12-15, 52-53 Mining for missing links
by Ronald A. Wirtz
16-27 Interview with Allen H. Meltzer
by Douglas Clement
28-29 Supply, demand & deadlines 2003 - Diamonds in the rough: making a story shine
by Kathy Cobb
30-33 Reporting economics well: a difficult but worthwhile challenge
by Anne O. Krueger
34-37 Thinking like an economist - a workshop on economic principles
by Douglas Clement

2003, Issue Jun

2-6 Achieving the objectives of regulatory restructuring
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 48-52 Accounting for the rich
by Douglas Clement
12-16 Beyond "rich" and "poor"
by Douglas Clement
18-21, 54-57 Anti-poverty design: the cash-out option
by Ronald A. Wirtz
22-25, 58-61 Business cycles and long-term growth: lessons from Minnesota
by Terry J. Ftizgerald
26-35 Interview with Donald E. Powell
by Gary H. Stern

2003, Issue Dec

2-6 Building capacity for success
by Gary H. Stern
8-11, 68-73 European vacation
by Douglas Clement
13-15, 76-79 Wives at work
by Phil Davies
16-19 Deflation: should the Fed be concerned?
by Douglas Clement
20-24 The ABCs of ECD
by Kathy Cobb
26-30 Progress and peril in China's modern economy
by Chun Chang
32-45 Interview with Ping Xie, People's Republic of China
by Arthur J. Rolnick
48-54, 56-59 What ails China?
by Loren Brandt & Xiaodong Zhu
55 China's rich but troubled banking sector
by Douglas Clement
60-65 Too big to fail: the hazards of bank bailouts
by Gary H. Stern & Ron J. Feldman

2002, Issue Sep

2-4 Reflections on business, government and reputation
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 42-45 The affordable housing shortage: considering the problem, causes and solutions
by Ron Feldman
10-15, 46-49, 52-54 Was Napster right? Conventional theory says we need strong copyrights and patents to unlock innovation. On the contrary, argue Michele Boldrin and David Levine
by Douglas Clement
16-17 On the (economic literacy) campaign trail : finding, understanding and telling the story behind the story
by Kathy Cobb
18-23 Economic and financial literacy moves from the schoolhouse to the statehouse
by anonymous
24-34 Interview with Robert Solow
by Douglas Clement

2002, Issue Jun

2-4 Top of the Ninth: from pocketbook to policymaking, economic education matters
by Gary H. Stern
6-11 Gross domestic product: understanding news from noise
by Ronald A. Wirtz
12-15, 40-43 A punishing debate: does the death penalty deter homicide? New economic studies seek the answer to an age-old question
by Douglas Clement
16-25 Interview with Gary Becker
by Douglas Clement
34-36 Guest editorial: We have met the federal government, and the federal government is us
by Preston J. Miller

2002, Issue Dec.

2-5 Economic literacy leads to better grasp of public policy issues
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 34-36 Financial literacy education: a potential tool for reducing predatory lending?
by Richard M. Todd
10-13, 38-41 Trading places
by Douglas Clement
14-17 Lender of more than last resort
by David Fettig
20-23, 52-54 Exchange roller coasters: where's the steering wheel, and does it work?
by Ronald A. Wirtz
24-31 Interview with Anne O. Krueger
by Arthur J. Rolnick
56-57 A little-talked-about solution to the long-term budget problem
by Preston J. Miller

2001, Issue Sep

2-3 The economy rarely takes direction from forecasters
by Gary H. Stern
4 Using market data in the supervisory process: a symposium introduction
by Ron Feldman & Jason Schmidt
6-7 Harnessing market discipline
by Alan Greenspan
8-10 Taking market data seriously
by Gary H. Stern
11-13, 46-54 Market data and bank supervision: the transition to practical use
by Ron Feldman & Mark Levonian
14-18 The magic's gone: a hard look at the data shows that the famous Phillips curve does no better at forecasting inflation than a simple look at the past
by Douglas Clement
20-23, 38-41 Chasing the tail of high-tech
by Ronald A. Wirtz
24-27, 55-65 Locating Federal Reserve districts and headquarters cities
by David Hammes
28-36 Interview with Thomas Sowell
by David Fettig
66-67 Observations on public policy: the case of homelessness
by Preston J. Miller

2001, Issue Jun

2-4 Bank funding: challenges ahead but no crisis
by Gary H. Stern
6-7 The vanishing equity premium
by Douglas Clement
8-10 The stock market: too high? too low? just right
by Douglas Clement
11-14 Sterilized fx
by David Fettig
16-19, 42-45 Icebergs and government productivity
by Ronald A. Wirtz
20-31 Interview with Hernando de Soto
by David Fettig
32-34 Catching up with Lawrence Lindsey
by David Fettig

2001, Issue Dec

2-3 The Federal Reserve and electronic payments
by Gary H. Stern
4-9 Railroad redux
by David Fettig
14-16 Assessing the Euro three years after its launch
by Anna J. Schwartz
18-21, 48-57 Cost v. benefit: clearing the air?
by Douglas Clement
22-27, 44-46 Anti-dumping: the free-trade antacid
by Ronald A. Wirtz
28-43 Interview with Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa
by Arthur J. Rolnick

2000, Issue Sep

2-4, 24-29 Thoughts on designing credible policies after financial modernization: Addressing too-big-to-fail and moral hazard
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 30-33 Breaching the "Buckskin Curtain"
by Ronald A. Wirtz
14-22 Interview with Arthur Levitt
by Gary H. Stern

2000, Issue Mar

1-13, 54-55 Have we only just begun? challenges in implementing the Gramm-Leach-Bliley regime
by Ron J. Feldman & James M. Lyon & Niel D. Willardson
2-5 Using market data to manage risk: the potential of financial modernization
by Gary H. Stern
7-9, 56-57 Financial evolution, not revolution
by Ronald A. Wirtz
14-17 Are banks special? a revisitation
by E. Gerald Corrigan
18-21 The financial modernization legislation: an assessment
by Carter H. Golembe
22-25 The impact on community banks
by Robert N. Barsness
26-29 Privacy and the promise of financial modernization
by Richard M. Kovacevich
30-33 The road not taken: the interests of lower-income families ignored in financial modernization
by Malcolm Bush
34-37 Financial reform's unfinished agenda: a look at deposit insurance funds
by William M. Isaac
38-46 Interview with Rep. Jim Leach
by Gary H. Stern
47 The Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999: a brief summary of Gramm-Leach-Bliley
by anonymous
48-50 These gambling activities: Carter Glass and the battle to rein in the banking industry
by anonymous

2000, Issue Jun

2-3 Rethinking NAIRU
by Gary H. Stern
11-13, 38 The new (and improved) economy
by Ronald A. Wirtz
15-17, 40-42 Old ideas at work in the new economy
by David E. Runkle
18-21 The legacy of the separation of banking and commerce continues in Gramm-Leach-Bliley
by Randall S. Kroszner
24-34 Interview with Vice Chairman Roger W. Ferguson Jr
by David Levy
46-47 FDIC reform: use the market to monitor big banks
by Chris Farrell

2000, Issue Jul

1 Fully loaded: despite how they might prefer to operate, development professionals offer cache of incentives to remain competitive
by Ronald A. Wirtz
2-3, 6 A toolbox of favors: a kitty of different business incentives gives local communities the wherewithal to close deals
by Ronald A. Wirtz
4-6 Backed by popular demand: with subsidized interest rates, public loan programs abound but don't always deliver
by Ronald A. Wirtz
7 Ag bankers see improving conditions
by Tobias Madden
8 The 'big drink' a few swallows short
by Ronald A. Wirtz
10-11 The district economy continues to sail along
by Rob Grunewald & Tobias Madden
14-15 Winning battles, rather than the war, on economic development subsidies
by Arthur J. Rolnick
16-17 Interest rate risk: what is it, why banks would want it, and how to evaluate it
by Ron Feldman & Jason Schmidt

2000, Issue Dec

2-4 Recipes for monetary policy
by Gary H. Stern
5-7 Supply, demand and deadlines
by anonymous
8-9 From a journalist's viewpoint
by Mike Meyers
10-13, 36-39 Understanding the cost of free lunch
by Ronald A. Wirtz
14-17, 40-43 Putting a finger on the grand (income) canyon
by Ronald A. Wirtz
18-21, 44-47 Something unanticipated happened
by David Fettig
22-25, 48-51 Greater than the sum: the Minneapolis Fed and the University of Minnesota: a partnership
by Douglas Clement
26-34 Interview with Nancy Stokey
by Arthur J. Rolnick

2000, Issue Apr

1 Local economic development: at your service
by Ronald A. Wirtz
2 Banks face new rules and intense competition
by Tobias Madden
3-8 The crowded field of economic development
by Ronald A. Wirtz
9-10 Local economic development: a recipe for stone soup
by Ronald A. Wirtz
12-14 Coming to a national forest near you: roadless initiative more complex than "knuckle-dragging loggers vs. spotted owls"
by Ronald A. Wirtz
15 Critics say roadless initiative a hit-and-run on local communities
by Ronald A. Wirtz
16 Roadless initiative is rounding first phase and headed for second
by Ronald A. Wirtz
18 Farmer and rancher financial conditions improve
by Tobias Madden
20-21 Is financial modernization anything new?
by Ron Feldman & Jason Schmidt
3-4 Semantics, lack of data create large gray area
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1 Shoestring budgets and Third World competition
by Ronald A. Wirtz

1999, Issue Sep

2-5 A response to critics of market discipline
by Gary H. Stern
6-9, 24-25 The beauty (pageant?) of economics
by Ronald A. Wirtz

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