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1996, Issue Win

1-5 Hotter than Arizona & Florida?
by Betty Joyce Nash
6-11 Pollution allowances help clear the air
by Betty Joyce Nash
12-15 Loan lending magic
by Laura Fortunato
16-19 The Greenbrier: West Virginia's diamond
by Julie Cahill
20-27 Betting on biotech
by B.J. Altschul

1996, Issue Sum

1-9 D.C.'s financial straits
by Helen A. Upton
10-16 Shopping discount: hip or hype?
by Laura Fortunato
18-23 Shrinking beaches, swelling problems
by Betty Joyce Nash
24-28 The crab: a big catch or just a trap?
by Julie Cahill

1996, Issue Spr

1-7 Luring chemicals to a wary state
by anonymous
8-11 Annapolis: where the past is always present
by Ellen Mahoney
12-14 One-stop shopping: milk, eggs, and car loans
by Betty Joyce Nash
16-20 Westvaco studies a forest
by Vicky Morton

1996, Issue Fall

1-3 Diversity of industry fuels economies
by Laura Fortunato
4-6 Maryland: picking up the pace
by Laura Fortunato
7-9 Virginia: state of promise
by Laura Fortunato
10-11 West Virginia: place of the future
by Laura Fortunato
12-13 North Carolina: Wall Street of the south
by Laura Fortunato
14-17 South Carolina: rainbow row
by Laura Fortunato
18-23 Gold nuggets
by Laura Fortunato

1995, Issue Win

1-9 They're off
by John Dunchick
10-18 Logging on to electronic means of payment
by Michelle L. Kezar
21-22 Bucking the counterfeits
by Martha Schneider
23 Snow going for District farmers
by Ellen Mahoney

1995, Issue Sum

1-9 Branson on the beach?
by James Wiemken
10-14 Keeping SAIF safe
by John R. Walter
16-23 Vans and roadsters and trucks, oh my!
by Kevin J. O'Brien
24-29 Virginia: mother of presidents
by Ellen Mahoney
30 Small business: Cashless society: original style
by Steven Taper
31 Agriculture: Ninja pigweed
by James Wiemken

1995, Issue Spr

1-5 Current developments in banking
by J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr.
6-10 Teeing off for economic development
by James Wiemken
11-12 The lighter side of golf?
by James Wiemken
13-19 Venturing along the road less traveled: Virginia's experience with a private toll road
by Ray Owens
21-24 Pressing growth from grapes
by Cynthia Price
25 Look who's saving
by Rowena Johnson
26-27 One strike and you're out!
by Ellen Mahoney
28 Small business: Big lending to small businesses
by Michelle L. Kezar
29 Agriculture: Comparing apples to apples
by James Wiemken

1995, Issue Fall

1-7 Corporations, child care, and changing times
by Steven Taper
8-15 The economics of crime
by Gary S. Becker
16-21 Walker leaves lasting legacy
by Cynthia Price
22 Small business: From main street to Mexico City
by Steven Taper
23 Agriculture: Le parfum de hog
by Ray Owens

1994, Issue Win

1-5 New law, new fuels
by Michelle L. Kezar
6-9 A capitol history
by Bridget Cronin
10-14 Air South: small airline, big ambition
by Kevin J. O'Brien
15-17 Dressing down for success
by Cynthia Price
18-25 The Panthers: Charlotte's gold mine or fool's gold?
by Steven Taper & Sam Tutterow
26 Small business: The big picture of small business owners
by Stacey L. Schreft
27 Agriculture: Milking cows for all they're worth
by James Wiemken

1994, Issue Sum

1-4 The media and the economy: should we blame the messenger?
by Cynthia Price
5 New life for greenbacks
by Cynthia Price
6-8 The long and short of interest rates
by Ray Owens
9-15 Landmarks along the information highway
by Hugh Gilbert
16-21 There's no business like show business: focus on the region's film industry
by James Wiemken
22-26 Higher tuition for higher education
by Sam Tutterow
27-28 Small business: have pension funds picked the right targets?
by Hugh Gilbert
28 Agriculture: the basics of farmland values
by James Wiemken

1994, Issue Spr

1-7 Challenges facing the Fed
by J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr.
8-12 Bursting at the themes? Disney's America and the region's theme park industry
by James Wiemken
13-15 Nano what?
by Marla Kessler
16-21 Swords into plowshares: adjusting to defense cuts
by Hugh Gilbert
22-26 Automation at the Fed
by Marvin Goodfriend
27 Small business: the net and the gross of small firm job creation
by Hugh Gilbert
28 Agriculture: tobacco economies: going up in smoke?
by James Wiemken

1994, Issue Fall

1-4 Some help interpreting the help-wanted ad index
by Ray Owens
5-12 Derivatives made E-Z
by Robert F. Graboyes
13-14 Putting stock in political races
by Chris Wells & Casey M. Rogers
15-19 West Virginia: a gold mine of outdoor activities
by Bridget Cronin
20-24 Ready or not, here they come: migration into the region
by James Wiemken
25-30 Mutual appeal: banks and investors flock to mutual funds
by Robert Darin
31 Small business-displaced but not discouraged
by Matt Gilman
32 Agriculture-where the buffalo roam
by James Wiemken

1993, Issue Win

1-5 NAFTA's impact on the District
by Ray Owens & Russ Parrish
6-7 Observations on today's changing economic environment
by Cynthia Price
8-11 District fisheries: the catch
by Russ Parrish
12-15 Does small business finance need government assistance?
by anonymous
16-19 Seeing isn't always believing
by Sam Tutterow & James Wiemken
20-21 Hospital services to go
by Marla Kessler & James Wiemken
22 Business lenders discuss access to capital for women small business owners
by Hugh Gilbert & Marla Kessler
23 Drought damages 1993 District crops
by James Wiemken

1993, Issue Sum

12-13 Where to buy new issues of U.S. government securities
by Judy R. Higgins

1993, Issue Spr

1-3 Health care: rising costs and public policy
by Robert F. Graboyes
4-5 Employment forecasts using initial claims for unemployment
by Marla L. Kessler & Cynthia Price
6-7 Travel in the Fifth District
by Marla L. Kessler
8-10 District gasoline expenditures fall while income rises
by Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
11-12 Consumer confidence, the economy, and presidential elections
by Stephen Stanley
14 Small business: employment trends in small business
by anonymous

1993, Issue Sep

1-3 An overview of District banking performance: 1984-93
by Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
4-5 Services drive employment but no output
by Robert F. Graboyes
6-8 International organizations promote global monetary stability and free trade
by Marla L. Kessler
9-11 District coal industry continues to expand
by Marla L. Kessler & Jennifer Marasia & Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
16 Debt-to-asset ratio of District and U.S. farmers
by anonymous

1993, Issue Jun

1-5 Fifth District economic developments in 1992
by Robert F. Graboyes & Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
6-7 Impact of the international furniture market on North Carolina's economy
by Judy R. Higgins
8-11 National outlook for the District's largest manufacturing industries
by Marla L. Kessler & Russell V. Parrish, Jr. & Cynthia Price
12-13 Speculation, asset prices, and the market for bubble gum cards
by Stephen Stanley
14-15 Bank holding companies expand inside and outside the District
by Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
16-17 Manufacturers: engines of export growth
by Stephen Stanley
18 NationsBank and the NAACP: an innovative partnership for community development
by anonymous

1993, Issue Jan

1-3 Tobacco remains important in the Fifth District
by Marla L. Kessler & Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
4-5 District business failures show economy's impact
by Ray Owens
6-8 Security (not guns) and butter
by Robert F. Graboyes
9-10 Fifth District manufacturing undergoes transformation during the 1980s
by Stephen Stanley
14 Livestock receipts level off in 1992
by anonymous

1993, Issue Apr

13 Small business: benefits offered by small businesses
by anonymous

1992, Issue Sum

1-3 New kids on the dock
by Stephen Stanley
4-5 Manufacturing employment and overtime
by Stephen Stanley
6-8 Rich here, poor there?
by Robert F. Graboyes
9-11 Gross state product estimates for Fifth District jurisdictions
by Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
12-13 Small business lending - the Spokane model
by Joseph N. Waddy
14 Making the Smart Exchange
by Dawn M. Spinozza
16 Small business organizations in the United States
by anonymous

1992, Issue Spr

1-3 Fifth District economic activity in 1991
by Robert F. Graboyes
4-5 Maryland is hit hard by the recession
by Dawn M. Spinozza
6-7 For North Carolina, 1991 was mixed
by Ray Owens
8-9 South Carolina lags behind in the nation
by Marla L. Kessler
10-11 Surplus real estate hurt Virginia
by Robert F. Graboyes
12-13 West Virginia weathers recession well
by Judy Higgins
14-15 D.C. is not recession-proof
by Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
16-17 HOPE - Homeownership and Opportunity for People Everywhere
by Dan Tatar
18 Food takes a smaller bite in the USA
by anonymous

1992, Issue Fall

1-3, 16 Measuring the economic impact of ports: a case study for the Port of Richmond
by Raymond E. Owens & Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
4-6 State and local government spending: measurement and interpretation
by Robert F. Graboyes
7-9 Employee compensation: benefits rise faster than wages and salaries
by Marla L. Kessler & Russell V. Parrish, Jr.
13 Employee compensation: small versus large establishments
by anonymous

1991, Issue Win

1-3 Credit crunch?
by Ray Owens
8-9 Inventories adjust quickly
by Dan M. Bechter & Stephen Stanley
10-11 Niche banks and CRA
by Joseph N. Waddy
12 Revised manufacturing indexes
by Stephen Stanley
14-15 Community land trust - preserving the land for future generations
by anonymous

1991, Issue Sum

1-3 State revenues fall short: problems may be long-term
by Robert F. Graboyes
4-5 Measuring the peace dividend
by Ray Owens
6-7 U.S. credit markets spark innovation
by Craig Carlock
8-9 Two indexes tract consumer confidence
by Dawn M. Spinozza
10-11 Banks invest in housing
by Dan Tatar
12-13 Health spending rises
by Dawn M. Spinozza
15 CRA today
by anonymous

1991, Issue Spr

2-3 Population
by Judy Higgins
4-5 Employment
by Judy Higgins
6-7, 21 Personal income
by Ray Owens
8-9 Foreign trade
by Craig Carlock
10-11 Manufacturing
by Craig Carlock
12-15 Consumer prices
by Dan M. Bechter
16 Small business: retail employment
by anonymous
18 The issue of affordable housing
by anonymous

1991, Issue Fall

1-3 Will this be cash or charge? Fifth district municipal debts
by Robert F. Graboyes
4-7 U.S. cars grow old
by Marla L. Kessler
8-9 Fifth district roads
by Judy Higgins
10-11 What Americans pay for food
by Dawn M. Spinozza
12-14 How the Federal Reserve influences interest rates
by Craig Carlock
16-17 HOME investment partnership act
by Joseph N. Waddy
18 Comprehensive housing affordability strategy: What is it?
by anonymous
19 What Americans eat
by anonymous

1990, Issue fall

1 The slowdown in commercial construction
by Dan M. Bechter
2 Furniture mart's impact on North Carolina's economy
by Judy Higgins
3-5 Home prices in the 1990s
by Ray Owens
6-7 Fed policy in action
by Craig Carlock
8-11 Money, the fallacy of composition, and inflation
by Robert D. McTeer, Jr.
12-13 CRA and the SBA: helping to meet community credit needs
by Dan Tatar
14 Small business: long-term loans
by anonymous
15 Agriculture: bank lending
by anonymous

1990, Issue Win

1-2 Interstate branch banking
by David Mengle
3-4 Center for community self-help
by Joe Waddy
6-10 Business cycle theories
by Craig Carlock

1990, Issue Sum

1-3 Borrowing abroad
by Ray Owens
4 Exporters vs. nonexporters: a follow-up study
by Christine Chmura
5-7 The role of government in a free enterprise system
by Robert D. McTeer, Jr.
8-10 An introduction to the Japanese stock market
by Craig Carlock
11-12 NHS-partnership in action
by Joe Waddy
13 District farmers intend to increase plantings
by anonymous
16 The self-employed
by anonymous

1990, Issue Spr

1 A goal of zero inflation
by Robert P. Black
2-3 Defense cuts foreseen
by Christine Chmura
4-5 Profit is not a four-letter word
by Robert D. McTeer, Jr.
6-7 Farmer Mac to go to market
by Ray Owens
8-11 Working past retirement age
by Dan M. Bechter
14 The publishing of CRA ratings
by anonymous
14 Housing foundation established
by anonymous

1989, Issue Sum

1-3 Export financing problems for small business: states to the rescue
by James F. Tucker
4-5 ACH: getting paid and making payments automatically
by Richard Ko
6-8 Choosing between an adjustable rate and a fixed rate mortgage
by Christine Chmura
8-9 Aquaculture helping to meet the growing demand for seafood
by Judy Higgins
10-11 Richmond CDC: a model for multibank projects in low-to-moderate-income neighborhoods
by James F. Tucker

1989, Issue Spr

1-14 Gross state product: performance of Fifth District states
by James F. Tucker

1989, Issue Fall

1-4 Junk bonds for individual investors: key characteristics and comparisons with other investments
by James F. Tucker
4-6 Money growth and inflation
by Dan M. Bechter
7 Depository institutions hold funds for Treasury
by Joe Ramage & Barbara Horton
8-9 A brief history: the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
by Doris E. Harless
10-11 What Treasury security quotations mean
by Dan Tatar
12 Small business: bank lending to small business
by anonymous
13 Agriculture: rebound in farmland values
by anonymous
14-15 Community affairs: helping the homeless
by anonymous

1988, Issue Win

1-2 District business closings run below national rate
by Christine Chmura
3-4 Economists help Fed president prepare for monetary policymaking
by Thomas M. Humphrey
4-5 1987: a good year for district farmers
by Ray Owens
8 Virginia lists eligibility criteria for model housing program
by Joseph Waddy
9-11 Education spurs economic developments
by James F. Tucker

1988, Issue Sum

1-13 Why local economies succeed: five case studies
by James F. Tucker

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