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Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Economic Policy Review

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1999, Issue Sep

23-36 Economic inequality and social differentials in mortality
by Arline T. Geronimus [Downloadable!]
37-39 Commentary on two papers (Wolfe and Geronimus) on poverty's effects on health status
by Carol Rapaport [Downloadable!]
43-47 Public health and the public agenda
by Kevin Thurm [Downloadable!]
51-61 Housing outcomes: an assessment of long-term trends
by James A. Orr & Richard W. Peach [Downloadable!]
63-77 A look at real housing prices and incomes: some implications for housing affordability and quality
by Joseph Gyourko & Joseph Tracy [Downloadable!]
79-83 Commentary on two papers on the affordability of housing for young and poor families
by Christopher J. Mayer [Downloadable!]
87-98 The changing relationship between income and crime victimization
by Steven D. Levitt [Downloadable!]
99-110 Economic inequality and the provision of schooling
by Thomas A. Downes & David N. Figlio [Downloadable!]
111-113 Commentary on two papers on education and crime in urban neighborhoods
by Derek Neal [Downloadable!]
117-132 From John Lindsay to Rudy Giuliani: the decline of the local safety net?
by Edward L. Glaeser & Matthew E. Kahn [Downloadable!]
133-142 Earnings inequality and central-city development
by Edwin S. Mills [Downloadable!]
143-146 Commentary on two papers on economic inequality and local public services
by James M. Snyder, Jr. [Downloadable!]
149-163 Social indicators and the study of inequality
by Marcia K. Meyers & Irwin Garfinkel [Downloadable!]
165-167 Social indicators and the study of inequality - commentary
by Howard Chernick [Downloadable!]
171-173 Unequal incomes, unequal outcomes? Economic inequality and measures of well-being, closing discussion: social policy implications, general commentary
by Katherine McFate [Downloadable!]
175-177 Unequal incomes, unequal outcomes? Economic inequality and measures of well-being, closing discussion: social policy implications, general commentary
by Timothy Smeeding [Downloadable!]

1999, Issue Jul

1-7 Recent banking sector reforms in Japan
by Hiroshi Nakaso [Downloadable!]
9-28 Legal structure, financial structure, and the monetary policy transmission mechanism
by Stephen G. Cecchetti [Downloadable!]
29-51 How important is the stock market effect on consumption?
by Sydney Ludvigson & Charles Steindel [Downloadable!]
53-70 Banks' payments-driven revenues
by Lawrence J. Radecki [Downloadable!]

1999, Issue Apr

1-20 Supervisory information and the frequency of bank examinations
by Beverly J. Hirtle & Jose A. Lopez [Downloadable!]
21-39 Macro markets and financial security
by Stefano Athanasoulis & Robert Shiller & Eric van Wincoop [Downloadable!]
41-54 Exchange rates and profit margins: the case of Japanese exporters
by Thomas Klitgaard [Downloadable!]

1998, Issue Oct

1-6 Financial services at the crossroads: capital regulation in the twenty-first century - conference overview
by William J. McDonough [Downloadable!]
15-22 The impact of capital requirements on U.K. bank behaviour
by Tolga Ediz & Ian Michael & William Perraudin [Downloadable!]
23-32 Assessing the impact of prompt corrective action on bank capital and risk
by Raj Aggarwal & Kevin T. Jacques [Downloadable!]
33-43 Fair value accounting and regulatory capital requirements
by Tatsuya Yonetani & Yuko Katsuo [Downloadable!]
45 Measuring the relative marginal cost of debt and capital for banks (summary)
by Thuan Le & Kevin P. Sheehan [Downloadable!]
47 Commentary on four papers on the impact of capital requirements on bank risk taking: empirical evidence
by Stephen P. Cechetti [Downloadable!]
53-60 Industry practices in credit risk modeling and internal capital allocations: implications for a models-based regulatory capital standard
by David Jones & John Mingo [Downloadable!]
61-70 Credit risk in the Australian banking sector
by Brian Gray [Downloadable!]
71-82 Portfolio credit risk
by Thomas C. Wilson [Downloadable!]
83-94 Capital allocation and bank management based on the quantification of credit risk
by Kenji Nishiguchi & Hiroshi Kawai & Takanori Sazaki [Downloadable!]
95-97 Commentary on four papers on credit risk modeling
by William Perraudin [Downloadable!]
Financial services at the crossroads: capital regulation in the twenty-first century / sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in collaboration with the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ; proceedings held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on February 26-27, 1998
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
101-104 Supervisory capital standards: modernise or redesign?
by Edgar Meister [Downloadable!]
107-108 The value of value at risk: statistical, financial, and regulatory considerations (summary)
by Jon Danielsson & Casper G. de Vries & Bjorn N. Jorgensen [Downloadable!]
109-118 Horizon problems and extreme events in financial risk management
by Peter F. Christoffersen & Francis X. Diebold & Til Schuermann [Downloadable!]
119-124 Methods for evaluating value-at-risk estimates
by Jose A. Lopez [Downloadable!]
125-128 Commentary on 3 papers on issues in value-at-risk modeling and evaulation
by Beverly Hirtle [Downloadable!]
131-136 Pilot exercise - pre-commitment approach to market risk
by Jill Considine [Downloadable!]
137-143 Value at risk and precommitment: approaches to market risk regulation
by Arupratan Daripa & Simone Varotto [Downloadable!]
145-153 Designing incentive-compatible regulation in banking: the role of penalty in the precommitment approach
by Shuji Kobayakawa [Downloadable!]
155-159 Commentary on 3 papers on incentive-compatible regulation: views on the precommitment approach
by Patrick Parkinson [Downloadable!]
163-168 The role of capital in optimal banking supervision and regulation
by Alan Greenspan [Downloadable!]
171-182 Building a coherent risk measurement and capital optimisation model for financial firms
by Tim Shepheard-Walwyn & Robert Litterman [Downloadable!]
183-186 Capital from an insurance company perspective
by Robert E. Lewis [Downloadable!]
187-188 Commentary on two papers on international capital allocation at financial institutions
by Masatoshi Okawa [Downloadable!]
191-200 Formulas or supervision? Remarks on the future of regulatory capital
by Arturo Estrella [Downloadable!]
201-211 Deposit insurance, bank incentives, and the design of regulatory policy
by Paul H. Kupiec & James M. O'Brien [Downloadable!]
213-223 Issues in financial institution capital in emerging market economies
by Allen B. Frankel [Downloadable!]
225-227 Commentary on 3 papers on the role of capital regulation in bank supervision
by Christine M. Cumming [Downloadable!]
231-235 Capital regulations: the road ahead
by Tom de Swaan [Downloadable!]
237-240 Risk management: one institution's experience
by Thomas G. Labrecque [Downloadable!]
1-6 Financial services at the crossroads: capital regulation in the twenty-first century - opening remarks
by Chester B. Feldberg [Downloadable!]

1998, Issue Mar

7-9 Creating a performance-driven system
by Rudy Crew [Downloadable!]
11-27 Conclusions and controversies about the effectiveness of school resources
by Eric A. Hanushek [Downloadable!]
29-43 Reassessing the view that American schools are broken
by Alan B. Krueger [Downloadable!]
47-59 What do America's "traditional" forms of school choice teach us about school choice reforms?
by Caroline M. Hoxby [Downloadable!]
61-76 Schools and student achievement: more evidence from the Milwaukee parental choice program
by Cecilia Elena Rouse [Downloadable!]
79-86 What have we learned about the benefits of private schooling?
by Derek Neal [Downloadable!]
87-94 Measuring the value of better schools
by Sandra E. Black [Downloadable!]
97-116 The two-legged stool: the neglected role of educational standards in improving America's public schools
by Julian R. Betts [Downloadable!]
117-124 Standards, information, and the demand for student achievement
by Richard J. Murnane & Frank Levy [Downloadable!]

1998, Issue Jun

1-14 Policy rules and targets: framing the central banker's problem
by Stephen G. Cecchetti [Downloadable!]
15-34 The expanding geographic reach of retail banking markets
by Lawrence J. Radecki [Downloadable!]
35-58 Dealers' hedging of interest rate options in the U.S. dollar fixed-income market
by John E. Kambhu [Downloadable!]
59-78 Does consumer confidence forecast household expenditure? a sentiment index horse race
by Jason Bram & Sydney Ludvigson [Downloadable!]
79-99 Vertical specialization and the changing nature of world trade
by David Hummels & Dana Rapoport & Kei-Mu Yi [Downloadable!]

1997, Issue Jul

1-7 Creating an integrated payment system: the evolution of Fedwire
by Adam M. Gilbert & Dara Hunt & Kenneth C. Winch [Downloadable!]
9-32 The round-the-clock market for U.S. Treasury securities
by Michael J. Fleming [Downloadable!]
33-52 Market returns and mutual fund flows
by Eli M. Remolona & Paul Kleiman & Debbie Gruenstein [Downloadable!]
53-81 The evolving external orientation of manufacturing: a profile of four countries
by Jose Campa & Linda S. Goldberg [Downloadable!]
83-99 Credit, equity, and mortgage refinancings
by Stavros Peristiani & Paul Bennett & Gordon Monsen & Richard Peach & Jonathan Raiff [Downloadable!]

1997, Issue Feb

5-19 National and regional factors in the metropolitan economy
by Jonathan McCarthy & Charles Steindel [Downloadable!]
21-35 Sources of New York employment fluctuations
by Kenneth N. Kuttner & Argia M. Sbordone [Downloadable!]
49-60 Performance of metropolitan area industries
by Matthew P. Drennan [Downloadable!]
61-74 Industrial restructuring in the New York metropolitan area
by James Orr [Downloadable!]
75-78 Potential employment effects of the restructuring of retail banking
by Lawrence J. Radecki [Downloadable!]
79-82 Business services and the economic performance of the New York metropolitan region
by Thierry Noyelle [Downloadable!]
83-85 The securities industry and the New York - New Jersey region
by Richard Cantor [Downloadable!]
87-90 Technological trends affecting the manufacturing sector of New York City
by Mitchell L. Moss [Downloadable!]
93-111 The outlook for the metropolitan area
by Dick Netzer [Downloadable!]

1997, Issue Dec

1-12 Bank capital requirements for market risk: the internal models approach
by Darryll Hendricks & Beverly Hirtle [Downloadable!]
13-29 The benefits of branching deregulation
by Jith Jayaratne & Philip E. Strahan [Downloadable!]
31-50 What moves the bond market?
by Michael J. Fleming & Eli M. Remolona [Downloadable!]
51-77 Is there an inflation puzzle?
by Cara S. Lown & Robert W. Rich [Downloadable!]

1997, Issue Aug

1-7 A framework for the pursuit of price stability
by William J. McDonough [Downloadable!]
9-110 Inflation targeting: lessons from four countries
by Frederic S. Mishkin & Adam S. Posen [Downloadable!]

1996, Issue Oct

1-14 Banks with something to lose: the disciplinary role of franchise value
by Rebecca S. Demsetz & Marc R. Saidenberg & Philip E. Strahan [Downloadable!]
15-35 What do chain store sales tell us about consumer spending?
by Ethan S. Harris & Clara Vega [Downloadable!]
37-53 Determinants and impact of sovereign credit ratings
by Richard Cantor & Frank Packer [Downloadable!]

1996, Issue Apr

1-15 Price risk intermediation in the over-the-counter derivatives markets: interpretation of a global survey
by John Kambhu & Frank Keane & Catherine Benadon [Downloadable!]
17-37 Risk management by structured derivative product companies
by Eli M. Remolona & William Bassett & In Sun Geoum [Downloadable!]
39-69 Evaluation of value-at-risk models using historical data
by Darryll Hendricks [Downloadable!]

1995, Issue Oct

1-5 Remarks on economic, supervisory, and regulatory issues facing foreign banks operating in the United States
by William J. McDonough [Downloadable!]
7-20 Correlation products and risk management issues
by James M. Mahoney [Downloadable!]
21-38 The commodity-consumer price connection: fact or fable?
by S. Brock Blomberg & Ethan S. Harris [Downloadable!]

1995, Issue Jul

1-12 A prolegomenon to future capital requirements
by Arturo Estrella [Downloadable!]
13-26 Historical patterns and recent changes in the relationship between bank holding company size and risk
by Rebecca S. Demsetz & Philip E. Strahan [Downloadable!]
27-45 The decline of traditional banking: implications for financial stability and regulatory policy
by Franklin R. Edwards & Frederic S. Mishkin [Downloadable!]

1995, Issue Jan

1 Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: opening remarks
by William J. McDonough [Downloadable!]
3-8 The internationalization of the U.S. labor market and the wage structure
by George J. Borjas [Downloadable!]
9-17 What are the causes of rising wage inequality in the United States?
by John Bound & George Johnson [Downloadable!]
18-25 U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: the role of international factors
by Robert Z. Lawrence [Downloadable!]
26-32 Inequality in labor market outcomes: contrasting the 1980s and earlier decades
by Chinhui Juhn & Kevin M. Murphy [Downloadable!]
33-34 Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: morning session: summary of discussion
by Thomas Klitgaard & Adam Posen
35-41 The future path and consequences of the U.S. earnings/education gap
by Frank Levy [Downloadable!]
42-47 Trade and wages: choosing among alternative explanations
by Jagdish Bhagwati [Downloadable!]
48-53 Macroeconomic implications of shifts in the relative demand for skills
by Olivier Blanchard [Downloadable!]
54-58 The growing wage gap: is training the answer?
by Lisa M. Lynch [Downloadable!]
59-60 Colloquium on U.S. wage trends in the 1980s: afternoon session: summary of discussion
by S. Brock Blomberg & Gabriel S.P. de Kock
61-75 Explaining the growing inequality in wages across skill levels
by David A. Brauer & Susan Hickok [Downloadable!]

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