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2000, Volume 14, Issue Dec
- 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, Volume 12, Issue Jul
- 1-1 Fully loaded: despite how they might prefer to operate, development professionals offer cache of incentives to remain competitive
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 1-7 Ag bankers see improving conditions
by Tobias Madden - 1-8 The 'big drink' a few swallows short
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 - 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 J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt
2000, Volume 12, Issue Apr
- 1-1 Local economic development: at your service
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 1-1 Shoestring budgets and Third World competition
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 1-2 Banks face new rules and intense competition
by Tobias Madden - 1-15 Critics say roadless initiative a hit-and-run on local communities
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 1-16 Roadless initiative is rounding first phase and headed for second
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 1-18 Farmer and rancher financial conditions improve
by Tobias Madden - 3-4 Semantics, lack of data create large gray area
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 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 - 20-21 Is financial modernization anything new?
by Ron J. Feldman & Jason Schmidt
1999, Volume 13, Issue Sep
- 1-36,27 A higher minimum wage- a mistake waiting to happen
by Preston J. Miller - 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 - 10-13,26 How do minorities fund small business start-ups? Two Chicago neighborhoods offer insight
by Philip Bond & Paul Huck & Robert M. Townsend - 14-22 Interview with Edward W. Kelley Jr
by David Levy
1999, Volume 13, Issue Mar
- 2-3 On the Beige Book, Y2K, and economic education
by Gary H. Stern - 10-13,28-32 The Federal Reserve's Beige Book: A better mirror than crystal ball
by David Fettig & Arthur J. Rolnick & David E. Runkle - 14-16 Shared Responsibility: A smooth transition to the year 2000 is not only the responsibility of banks and federal regulators, but of consumers, too
by Cathy E. Minehan - 18-21,36-40 Interview with Arnold Harberger
by anonymous
1999, Volume 13, Issue Jun
- 3-7 Seeking a blueprint for economic literacy
by David Fettig - 10-12 Where are the women Ph.D.s in economics?
by Kathy Cobb - 14-17 On economic literacy
by Alice M. Rivlin - 18-21 How does economic education impact economic literacy?
by Ken Rebeck & William Walstad - 28-31,60-62 Managing moral hazard with market signals: how regulation should change with banking
by Gary H. Stern - 32-35,64,67 The tale of another chairman
by Richard H. Timberlake - 42-56 An interview with Donald Brash
by anonymous
1999, Volume 13, Issue Dec
- 2-3 Educating the messenger
by Gary H. Stern - 4-7,34-36 The Zen of Greenspan: who's reporting on the Fed?
by Ronald A. Wirtz - 8-11,47 The recent ascent in stock prices: how exuberant are you?
by John B. Carlson - 12-14 Taxing capital income: a bad idea
by David Fettig - 16-19,38-42,44 Meeting a new century of challenges in rural America
by Mark Drabenstott - 20-25,28-32 Interview with Stanley Fischer
by Arthur J. Rolnick
1998, Volume 12, Issue Sep
- 2-3 Can the U.S. economy weather world storms?
by Gary H. Stern - 4-8 Schwartz on Friedman
by Anna J. Schwartz - 24-33 Profile of Governor Laurence H. Meyer
by anonymous - 43-48 When should the FDIC act like a private insurance company? When it comes to pricing, not reserves
by Ron J. Feldman
1998, Volume 12, Issue Jun
- 2-3 Market discipline as bank regulator
by Gary H. Stern - 16-21 Follow the money: death threats, suicides and million dollar frauds are just part of the job for this Fed bank examiner
by David Fettig - 22-32 Interview with Carter Golembe
by Melvin Burstein
1998, Volume 12, Issue Dec
- 2-3 Do we know enough about economics?
by Gary H. Stern - 4-7,10-11 Why Johnny can't choose; and what Johnny (and Jane) needs to know to understand the economy
by David S. Dahl - 12-15 Economic literacy survey: results from the Minneapolis Fed's national poll
by anonymous - 18-20 Hope and danger for economic literacy
by Todd G. Buchholz - 22-26 Why it's important to understand economics
by William Walstad - 28-32 Moral misunderstanding and the justification of markets
by Paul T. Heyne - 34-37 How economists can improve economic education
by Michael K. Salemi - 38-43 The case for economics in the elementary classrooms
by Bonnie Meszaros & Mary Suiter - 44-48 Who values economic literacy?
by Michael Watts - 50-53 The challenge of economic literacy in post-Soviet countries
by Patricia K. Elder - 54-57,61-62 Econ 101: Is this the best way to teach economics?
by Ronald A. Wirtz
1998, Issue Sep
- y:1998:i:sep Interview with Laurence Meyer
by David Fettig
1997, Volume 11, Issue Sep
- 2-3,26 A modest proposal for meaningful deposit insurance reform
by Gary H. Stern - 9-17 Profile of Joseph E. Stiglitz
by anonymous - 19-25 Small business loans, small banks and big change in technology called credit scoring
by Ron J. Feldman - 26-27 The too-big-to-fail problem: uninsured bank depositors must be uninsured
by Gary H. Stern
1997, Volume 11, Issue Jun
- 2-3 When neighborhood housing programs succeed, everyone benefits
by Gary H. Stern - 12-19 Profile of Alice Rivlin
by anonymous
1997, Volume 11, Issue Dec
- 2-3 Carter Glass was right: the structure of the Federal Reserve is important
by Gary H. Stern - 4-11 Carter Glass: a brief biography
by Dave Page - 14-23 A conversation with Carter Glass
by anonymous - 24-28 Every letter tells a story: the Carter Glass Archive
by David Fettig
1997, Issue Sep
- y:1997:i:sep Interview with Joseph E. Stiglitz
by Arthur J. Rolnick
1997, Issue Jun
- y:1997:i:jun Interview with Alice Rivlin
by David Levy
1996, Volume 10, Issue Sep
- 2-3 Economic growth: framework for discussion
by Gary H. Stern - 4-13 Uncertainty in federal intervention: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the housing subsidy trail
by Ron J. Feldman - 14-25 Profile of Edward C. Prescott
by anonymous
1996, Volume 10, Issue Jun
- 2-3 Like all wars, this one requires political leadership (President's Message)
by Gary H. Stern - 4-7 The economic war among the states: an overview
by Chris Farrell - 8-19 A report from the battlefield. Conference attendees agree on some proposals, but no treaty
by David Fettig - 20-25 An economic war
by Alice M. Rivlin - 26-30 Bidding against the future?
by Robert B. Reich - 37-40 Doing battle over the incentives war: improve accountability but avoid federal noncompete mandates
by Graham S. Toft - 41-42 The problem with state bidding wars and some possible remedies
by Gerald W. McEntee - 43-46 Eight issues for policy toward economic development incentives
by Timothy J. Bartik - 47-49 Business climate and the role of development incentives
by Brian Dabson & Carl Rist & William Schweke - 50-51 On the efficiency effects of tax competition for firms
by Joe P. Mattey & Mark M. Spiegel - 52-57 Taxes, incentives and competition for investment
by Peter S. Fisher & Alan H. Peters - 58-59 The congressional process and the constitutionality of federal legislation to end the economic war among the states
by Philip P. Frickey - 60-63 Commerce clause restraints on state tax incentives
by Walter Hellerstein - 64-65 The power of Congress to regulate interstate economic competition
by Larry Kramer - y:1996:i:jun:n:v.10no.2 The economic war among the states: a conference held in Washington, D.C. on May 21-22, 1996
by anonymous
1996, Volume 10, Issue Dec
- 2-3 An opportune time for deposit insurance reform
by Gary H. Stern - 20-27 Mortgage automation threat: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's technology initiatives could reduce competition
by Ron J. Feldman - 28-37 Profile of James Tobin
by anonymous
1996, Issue Sep
- y:1996:i:sep Interview with Edward C. Prescott
by Arthur J. Rolnick
1996, Issue Dec
- y:1996:i:dec Interview with James Tobin
by David Fettig
1995, Volume 9, Issue Sep
- 12-21 Profile of James Buchanan
by anonymous - 22-31 Will the securitization revolution spread?
by Ron J. Feldman
1995, Volume 9, Issue Jun
- 4-13 Profile of Janet Yellen
by anonymous - 14-21 Banking from home. Touted as the future of banking for many years, home banking is finally poised to enter the present
by Rob Grunewald
1995, Volume 9, Issue Dec
- 16-27 Profile of Kenneth Arrow
by anonymous - 29-34 So you want to be a bank examiner? You may be surprised to learn what it takes
by Kathy Cobb
1995, Issue Sept
- y:1995:i:sept Interview with James Buchanan
by anonymous
1995, Issue June
- y:1995:i:june Interview with Janet Yellen
by anonymous
1995, Issue Dec
- y:1995:i:dec Interview with Kenneth Arrow
by anonymous
1994, Volume 8, Issue Sep
- 10-17 Profile of Betty Friedan
by Kathleen Erickson - 22-26 Are banks dead?
by John H. Boyd & Mark Gertler
1994, Volume 8, Issue Mar
- 12-19 Banking on the government - the Bank of North Dakota turns 75
by David Fettig - 20-29 Profile of Wayne Angell
by David Levy
1994, Volume 8, Issue Jun
- 6-13 Third World islands in a sea of relative prosperity. Minneapolis Fed joins efforts to capitalize Indian reservations
by David Bland - 14-23 Profile of Adam Smith
by Edwin G. West
1994, Issue Sept
- y:1994:i:sept Interview with Betty Friedan
by Kathleen Erickson
1994, Issue Mar
- y:1994:i:mar Interview with Wayne Angell
by David Levy
1994, Issue Jun
- y:1994:i:jun Interview with Adam Smith (via Edwin West)
by anonymous
1994, Issue Dec
- y:1994:i:dec Interview with Alan S. Blinder
by Kathleen Erickson
1993, Issue Sept
- y:1993:i:sept Interview with Anna J. Schwartz
by David Fettig
1993, Issue Sep
- 4-11 Profile of Anna Schwartz
by anonymous - y:1993:i:sep Top of the Ninth: the fate of the banking industry
by Gary H. Stern - y:1993:i:sep:x:1 Central banking—then and now
by Alfred Broaddus
1993, Issue Mar
- 1-2 Top of the Ninth: government programs and their effects on number of jobs
by Preston J. Miller - 4-11 America's second currency (food stamps)
by Ben Senauer - 12-19 Profile of Lawrence Lindsey
by anonymous - 20-26 Guaranteeing disaster
by Martha Starr-McCluer - y:1993:i:mar Interview with Lawrence B. Lindsey
by David Levy
1993, Issue June
- y:1993:i:june Interview with Robert E. Lucas Jr
by David Levy
1993, Issue Jun
- 10-15 Shadowing the shadow
by David Fettig - 16-21 Profile of Robert Lucas
by anonymous - y:1993:i:jun Reserve banks in evolving payments system
by Leonard W. Fernelius & Thomas Gainor
1993, Issue Dec
- 6-13 Conspicuous restoration: reviving the home and the legacy of Minnesota's \\"disturbing genius\\" Thorstein Veblen
by Linda McDonnell - 14-22 Profile of Jacob Frenkel
by anonymous - y:1993:i:dec Interview with Jacob Frenkel
by Melvin Burstein
1992, Issue Sep
- y:1992:i:sep Interview with Gyo Obata
by anonymous
1992, Issue Mar
- y:1992:i:mar Interview with Susan M. Phillips
by anonymous
1992, Issue June
- y:1992:i:june Interview with Milton Friedman
by anonymous
1992, Issue Dec
- y:1992:i:dec Interview with Paul A. Volcker
by anonymous
1991, Issue Sept
- y:1991:i:sept Interview with David W. Mullins Jr
by anonymous
1991, Issue June
- y:1991:i:june Interview with W. Lee Hoskins
by anonymous
1991, Issue Feb
- y:1991:i:feb Interview with Bruce Adams
by anonymous
1991, Issue Dec
- y:1991:i:dec Interview with Carl E. Powell
by anonymous
1990, Issue Nov
- y:1990:i:nov Interview with E. Gerald Corrigan
by anonymous
1990, Issue June
- y:1990:i:june Interview with Clyde Farnsworth
by David Levy
1990, Issue Feb
- y:1990:i:feb Interview with William Taylor
by David Levy
1989, Issue May
- y:1989:i:may Interview with George Stigler
by David Levy
1989, Issue Dec
- y:1989:i:dec Interview with Thomas J. Sargent
by David Levy
1989, Issue Aug
- y:1989:i:aug Interview with Delbert W. Johnson
by David Levy
1988, Issue Aug
- y:1988:i:aug Born of a panic: forming the Fed System
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:1 The Districts take shape
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:2 Answering the call for banking supervision
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:3 Developing an efficient payments system
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:4 Discovering open market pperations
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:5 Leadership at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
by anonymous - y:1988:i:aug:x:6 Conclusion: the adventure continues
by anonymous