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Quarterly Review

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1994, Issue Sum

1-26 The credit rating industry
by Richard Cantor & Frank Packer
44-75 The price risk of options positions: measurement and capital requirements
by Arturo Estrella & Darryll Hendricks & John Kambhu & Soo Shin & Stefan Walter
76-91 The baby boom generation and aggregate savings
by Richard Cantor & Andrew Yuengert
92-100 Mortgage security hedging and the yield curve
by Julia Fernald & Patricia C. Mosser & Frank Keane
101-106 Has excess capacity abroad reduced U.S. inflationary pressures?
by James A. Orr
107-111 Recent trends in the profitability of credit card banks
by Andrea Meyercord
112-119 Regional employment trends in the Second District
by Charles Steindel & Lois Banks

1994, Issue Spr

1-6 An independent central bank in a democratic country: the Federal Reserve experience
by William J. McDonough
7-18 Netting agreements and the credit exposures of OTC derivatives portfolios
by Darryll Hendricks
19-33 How lower Japanese asset prices affect Pacific financial markets
by Robert N. McCauley & Stephen Yeaple
34-37 In brief: understanding the rising Japanese trade surplus
by Thomas Klitgaard
38-44 In brief: high foreign real interest rates and investment in the 1990s
by C.L. Osler
45-53 Second District update: a moderate recovery is in progress
by Rae Rosen & John Wenninger

1993, Issue Win

24-37 International interest rate convergence: a survey of the issues and evidence
by Charles Pigott
38-62 Debt reduction and market reentry under the Brady plan
by John Clark
63-70 Index amortizing rate swaps
by Lisa N. Galaif
71-74 The pricing and hedging of index amortizing rate swaps
by Julia D. Fernald
75-78 Recent trends in commercial bank loan sales
by Rebecca Demsetz

1993, Issue Spr

3-36 Perspective on the credit slowdown
by Richard Cantor & John Wenninger
37-39 The Minsky cycle in action: but why?
by Benjamin M. Friedman
40-45 Financial and credit cycles--generic or episodic?
by Allen Sinai
46-49 Not a blown fuse
by Albert M. Wojnilower
50-70 Credit in the macroeconomy
by Ben S. Bernanke
71-76 The role of credit in economic activity
by David M. Jones
77-82 On the non-neutrality of money
by Hyman Minsky
83-85 Credit veils and credit realities
by William Poole
86-88 Official surveillance and oversight of the government securities market
by William J. McDonough
89-114 Monetary policy and open market operations during 1992
by anonymous

1993, Issue Sep

1-5 The global derivatives market
by William J. McDonough
6-19 Recent trade liberalization in developing countries: the effects on global trade and output
by Susan Hickok
20-36 The dollar and U.S. imports after 1985
by Thomas Klitgaard
37-46 Update on the Second District's economy
by Rae D. Rosen
47-50 U.S.-Japan relations
by William J. McDonough

1993, Issue Jun

1-14 A historical perspective on the 1989-92 slow growth period
by David Brauer
15-26 Recent developments in New York City's economy
by Rae D. Rosen
27-38 Securitization, loan sales, and the credit slowdown
by Richard Cantor & Rebecca Demsetz
39-53 Government securities investments of commercial banks
by Anthony P. Rodrigues
54-83 Emerging equity markets in the global economy
by John Mullin

1992, Issue Win

1-27 Corporate refinancing in the 1990s
by Eli M. Remolona & Robert N. McCauley & Judith S. Ruud & Frank Iacono
28-43 The recent growth of financial derivative markets
by Eli M. Remolona
44-63 Assessing the exchange rate's impact on U.S. manufacturing profits
by Juann Hung
64-74 Recent U.S. export performance in the developing world
by Bruce Kasman

1992, Issue Sum

5-24 A comparison of monetary policy operating procedures in six industrial countries
by Bruce Kasman
25-38 Finance companies, bank competition, and niche markets
by Eli M. Remolona & Kurt C. Wulfekuhler
39-47 Manufacturing productivity and high-tech investment
by Charles Steindel

1992, Issue Spr

1-20 The supply-side consequences of U.S. fiscal policy in the 1980s
by M.A. Akhtar & Ethan S. Harris
21-35 Small time deposits and the recent weakness in M2
by John Wenninger & John Partlan
36-51 Changes in monetary policy effectiveness: evidence from large macroeconomic models
by Patricia C. Mosser
52-65 Foreign bank credit to U.S. corporations: the implications of offshore loans
by Robert N. McCauley & Rama Seth
66-71 The New York City recession
by David Brauer & Mark Flaherty

1992, Issue Fall

10-24 Bank capital ratios, asset growth, and the stock market
by Richard Cantor & Ronald Johnson
25-43 Reserve requirements and the discount window in recent decades
by Ann-Marie Meulendyke
44-58 Relative cost of capital for marginal firms over the business cycle
by Gikas A. Hardouvelis & Thierry A. Wizman
59-68 The impact of the current defense build-down
by Ronnie Lowenstein & Richard Peach

1991, Issue fall

1-13 Do international reactions of stock and bond markets reflect macroeconomic fundamentals?
by Eli M. Remolona
14-27 The cost of capital for securities firms in the United States and Japan
by Robert N. McCauley & Steve A. Zimmer
28-46 Financial liberalization and monetary control in Japan
by Bruce Kasman & Anthony P. Rodriques
47-60 Expected inflation and real interest rates based on index-linked bond prices: the U.K. experience
by Gabriel de Kock
61-69 Tracking the economy with the purchasing managers' index
by Ethan S. Harris

1991, Issue Win

12-28 Determinants of long-term interest rates: an empirical study of several industrial countries
by Howard Howe & Charles Pigott
29-46 Explaining the persistence of the U.S. trade deficit in the late 1980s
by Susan Hickok & Juann Hung
47-54 Evolution of U.S. trade with China
by James Orr

1991, Issue Sum

13-24 Inflation: measurement and policy issues
by Richard G. Davis
25-29 In brief: economic capsules: an overview of inflation measurement
by David A. Brauer & Lucille Wu
30-35 Tracking inflation in the service sector
by Eugene Kroch
36-39 Recent real income and wage trends in the United States
by Eugene Kroch
40-51 The bank credit "crumble."
by Ronald Johnson
52-62 A disaggregate analysis of discount window borrowing
by Kausar Hamdani & Stavros Peristiani
63-76 The trade balance effects of foreign direct investment in U.S. manufacturing
by James Orr

1991, Issue Spr

14-26 The effect of imports on U.S. manufacturing wages
by David A. Brauer
27-37 The shifting composition of U.S. manufactured goods trade
by Susan Hickok
38-51 Factors affecting the competitiveness of internationally active financial institutions
by Beverly Hirtle
52-78 Monetary policy and open market operations during 1990
by anonymous
79-82 In brief economic capsules: Japanese banks' customers in the United States
by Rama Seth & Alicia Quijano
83-85 Another view of the underpricing of initial public offerings
by Judith S. Ruud

1990, Issue Win

1-19 The decline in U.S. saving and its implications for economic growth
by Ethan S. Harris & Charles Steindel
20-32 Comparing the cost of capital in the United States and Japan: a survey of methods
by James M. Poterba
33-59 Bank cost of capital and international competition
by Steven A. Zimmer & Robert N. McCauley
60-64 In brief economic capsules: equity carve-outs in Tokyo
by Ted Fikre
65-79 Optimal monetary policy design: rules versus discretion again
by A. Steven Englander

1990, Issue Sum

1-7 The role of central banks and the financial system in emerging market economies
by E. Gerald Corrigan
8-30 The influence of financial changes on interest rates and monetary policy: a review of recent evidence
by Paul Bennett
31-41 Effects of leverage on corporate investment and hiring decisions
by Richard Cantor
42-55 Housing finance and the transmission of monetary policy
by John Ryding
56-70 Financial market evolution and the interest sensitivity of output
by Beverly Hirtle & Jeanette Kelleher
71-82 Intermediate targets and indicators for monetary policy: an introduction to the issues
by Richard G. Davis

1990, Issue Spr

1-14 Reforming the U.S. financial system: an international perspective
by E. Gerald Corrigan
15-30 Event risk premia and bond market incentives for corporate leverage
by Steven A. Zimmer
31-42 Understanding international differences in leverage trends
by Eli M. Remolona

1989, Issue Win

16-35 Do margin requirements matter? Evidence from U.S. and Japanese stock markets
by Gikas Hardouvelis & Steve Peristiani
36-47 Shifting patterns of U.S. trade with selected developing Asian economies
by Susan Hickok & James Orr
48-61 Unemployment in Canada and the United States: the role of unemployment insurance benefits
by Vivek Moorthy
62-68 In brief-economic capsules: monetary policy and U.S. external balances
by Bruce Kasman

1989, Issue Sum

1-6 Legislative priorities
by E. Gerald Corrigan
7-28 Explaining international differences in the cost of capital
by Robert N. McCauley & Steven A. Zimmer
29-43 Distributional issues in privatization
by Rama Seth
44-58 Union concessions in the 1980s
by Linda A. Bell
59-67 Interest rates, household cash flow, and consumer expenditures
by Richard Cantor

1989, Issue Special

4-6 The formation of the Federal Reserve System
by Benjamin Strong
6-14 Federal Reserve control of credit
by Benjamin Strong
15-20 Some essentials of monetary stability
by George L. Harrison
21-28 Reflections of a central banker
by Allan Sproul
29-34 The international monetary system--retrospect and prospect
by Alfred Hayes
35-41 The contributions and limitations of "monetary" analysis
by Paul A. Volcker
42-47 Unresolved issues in monetary policy
by Anthony M. Solomon
48-52 Securing a more balanced global economy
by E. Gerald Corrigan

1989, Issue Fall

1-6 Trends in international banking in the United States and Japan
by E. Gerald Corrigan
7-19 Evaluating recent trends in capital formation
by A. Steven Englander & Charles Steindel
20-32 Inflation expectations surveys as predictors of inflation and behavior in financial and labor markets
by A. Steven Englander & Gary Stone
33-47 Japanese trade balance adjustment to yen appreciation
by Susan Hickok
48-53 The effectiveness of tax amnesty programs in selected countries
by Elliot Uchitelle

1988, Issue Win

4-15 Economic consequences of continued U.S. external deficit
by Charles Pigott
16-32 External adjustment and U.S. macroeconomic performance
by Janet Ceglowski & Bruce Kasman
33-51 Financial implications of the U.S. external deficit
by Juann Hung & Charles Pigott & Anthony Rodrigues
52-68 Capacity constraints and the prospects for external adjustment and economic growth: 1989-90
by R. Spence Hilton
69-82 The performance of the U.S. capital goods industry: implications for trade adjustment
by James Orr

1988, Issue Sum

4-16 Evidence on stock market speculative bubbles: Japan, the United States, and Great Britain
by Gikas A. Hardouvelis
17-33 The international transmission of stock prices disruption in October 1987
by Paul Bennett & Jeanette Kelleher
34-46 International linkages among equities markets and the October 1987 market break
by Robert Aderhold & Christine Cumming & Alison Harwood
47-60 Margin requirements on equity instruments
by George Sofianos
61-79 Consistent margin requirements: are they feasible?
by Arturo Estrella
80-89 Margin requirements and stock market volatility
by Gikas A. Hardouvelis

1988, Issue Spr

1-6 A balanced approach to the LDC debt problem
by E. Gerald Corrigan
7-22 The competitiveness of U.S. manufactured goods: recent changes and prospects
by Susan Hickok & Linda A. Bell & Janet Ceglowski
23-40 Money demand--some long-run properties
by John Wenninger
41-58 Monetary policy and open market operations during 1987
by Peter D. Sternlight & Sandra Krieger

1988, Issue Fall

6-17 A review of Federal Reserve policy targets and operating guides in recent decades
by Ann-Marie Meulendyke
18-27 The globalization of financial markets and the effectiveness of monetary policy instruments
by Lawrence J. Radecki & Vincent Reinhart
28-44 Interest rate divergences among the major industrial nations
by Bruce Kasman & Charles Pigott
45-59 Estimating the funding gap of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
by Arturo Estrella & Beverly Hirtle & John A. Brehm
60-66 In brief: economic capsules--U.S. trade with Taiwan and South Korea
by Susan Hickok & Thomas Klitgaard

1987, Issue Win

1-5 International economic prospects: a case study in mutuality
by E. Gerald Corrigan
6-13 Large-dollar payment flows from New York
by anonymous
14-25 Financial structure of the G-10 countries: how does the United States compare?
by Christine M. Cumming & Lawrence M. Sweet
26-34 The risk-based capital agreement: a further step towards policy convergence
by Jeffrey Bardos
35-47 Converging household debt ratios of four industrial countries
by Dorothy B. Christelow

1987, Issue Sum

1-8 A framework for reform of the financial system
by E. Gerald Corrigan
9-20 The pricing and hedging of market index deposits
by Eli M. Remolona & Stephen R. King
21-31 Exploring the effects of capital movements on M1 and the economy
by John Wenninger & Thomas Klitgaard
32-44 Financial consequences of new Asian surpluses
by Rama Seth & Robert N. McCauley
45-55 Japan's growth performance over the last decade
by Bruce Kasman

1987, Issue Spr

1-9 A perspective on the globalization of financial markets and institutions
by E. Gerald Corrigan
10-28 The growth of the financial guarantee market
by Beverly Hirtle
29-34 The household demand for money: estimates from cross-sectional data
by Cecily C. Garver & Lawrence J. Radecki

1987, Issue Fall

1-10 Capital requirements of commercial and investment banks: contrasts in regulation
by Gary Haberman
11-23 The economics of securitization
by Christine Cumming
24-35 Eurocommercial paper and U.S. commercial paper: converging money markets?
by Robert N. McCauley & Lauren A. Hargraves
36-48 Current labor market trends and inflation
by Richard Cantor & John Wenninger

1986, Issue Win

1-5 Coping with globally integrated financial markets
by E. Gerald Corrigan
6-13 Bankers on pricing consumer deposits
by Richard G. Davis & Leon Korobow & John Wenninger
14-18 The pricing of consumer deposit products - the non-rate dimensions
by Richard G. Davis & Leon Korobow
19-34 Monetary policy influence on the economy-an empirical analysis
by M. A. Akhtar & Ethan S. Harris
35-45 Inflation in the service sector
by Peter Rappoport
46-52 International "middle-market" borrowing
by Jeremy Gluck

1986, Issue Sum

1-11 The recent performance of the commercial banking industry
by Richard G. Davis
12-23 Estimating household debt service payments
by Lynn Paquette
24-29 Financial transactions and the demand for M1
by John Wenninger & Lawrence J. Radecki
30-41 Short-term borrowing by local school districts
by Allen J. Proctor
42-44 Are large U.S. banks moving international activity off their balance sheets?
by Robert N. McCauley
44-46 Prospects for the U.S. international travel deficit
by Bruce Kasman

1986, Issue Spr

1-5 Reducing international imbalances in an interdependent world
by E. Gerald Corrigan
6-11 Macroeconomic influences on the U.S.-Japan trade imbalance
by Vincent Reinhart
12-18 The changing commodity composition of U.S. imports from Japan
by Daniel E. Nolle & Charles Pigott
19-33 Reserves forecasting for open market operations
by John C. Partlan & Kausar Hamdani & Kathleen M. Camilli
34-53 Monetary policy and open market operations in 1985
by Peter D. Sternlight

1986, Issue Fall

1-10 Responsiveness of interest rate spreads and deposit flows to changes in market rates
by John Wenninger
11-21 Wage rigidity in West Germany: a comparison with the U.S. experience
by Linda Bell
22-30 The cycle in property/casualty insurance
by Robert T. McGee
31-35 Tax reform and the merger and acquisition market: the repeal of General Utilities
by Charles Steindel

1985, Issue Win

6-10 The monetary aggregates in 1985
by John Wenninger & Lawrence J. Radecki
11-18 Japan's intangible barriers to trade in manufacturers
by Dorothy Christelow
19-27 Housing reform in New Jersey: the Mount Laurel decision
by Daniel E. Chall
28-37 Adjustments in Buffalo's labor market
by Fred C. Doolittle
38-40 Credit card balances-debt or convenience use?
by Lynn Paquette
40-42 Forecasting automobile output
by Ethan S. Harris
43-44 Projecting consumer expenditures on automobiles
by Joann Martens

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