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March 1969, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 104-105 A Note on a "Keynesian" Model of Aggregate Demand: Reply
by Polakoff, Murray E & Rangarajan, C
December 1968, Volume 23, Issue 5
- 735-759 The Demand For Money By Firms: Extensions Of Analytic Results
by Merton H. Miller & Daniel Orr - 761-767 Diversification And The Reduction Of Dispersion: An Empirical Analysis
by John L. Evans & Stephen H. Archer - 769-791 Commercial Bank Reserve Management In A Stochastic Model: Implications For Monetary Policy
by William Poole - 793-804 Average Interest Charges, The Loan Mix, And Measures Of Competition: Sixth Federal Reserve District Experience
by Charles T. Taylor - 805-819 Portfolio Distributions And Tests Of Security Selection Models
by William Breen & James Savage - 821-831 The Objectives Of British Monetary Policy, 1951–1964
by Douglas Fisher - 832-837 The Determinants Of Member Bank Borrowing: A Critique
by Dennis J. Aigner & William R. Bryan - 838-847 The Determinants Of Member‐Bank Borrowing: A Reply
by Stephen M. Goldfeld & Edward J. Kane - 848-852 State Of The Finance Field: Further Comment
by David Durand - 853-856 Reply
by Gordon Pye - 857-861 A Note On The Lerner‐Carleton Analysis
by Alan Nichols - 862-864 Reply
by Eugene M. Lerner & Willard T. Carleton - 865-869 The Effect Of Share Repurchase On The Value Of The Firm: Some Further Comments
by Harold Bierman Jr & Richard West - 870-874 Reply
by Edwin Elton & Martin Gruber - 875-886 The Supply Of Money, Innovations, And The Business Cycle In Japan
by Takashi Negishi - 887-888 Federal Reserve Policy, 1955–58
by Christopher L. Bach - 889-890 The Effect Of Mergers And Acquisitions On The Market Value Of Common Stock
by Stanley B. Block - 891-892 Trade‐Credit Management: Selection Of Accounts Receivable Using A Statistical Model
by David C. Ewert - 893-894 A Portfolio Model Of Capital Budgeting Under Risk
by R. K. Harvey - 895-896 The Theory And Practice Of Nonpar Banking
by Paul F. Jessup - 897-898 Financing Corporate Mergers And Acquisitions With Convertible Preferred Stock
by George E. Pinches - 899-900 Restrictions On The Forward Exchange Market: Implications Of The Gold‐Exchange Standard
by Eric Campbell Williams
September 1968, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 589-609 Financial Ratios, Discriminant Analysis And The Prediction Of Corporate Bankruptcy
by Edward I. Altman - 611-624 Non‐Convertible Preferred Stock As A Financing Instrument 1950–1965
by Donald E. Fischer & Glenn A. Wilt Jr. - 625-637 An Econometric Model Of The Impact Of Open Market Operations On Various Bank Classes
by Roy J. Ruffin - 639-653 The Capital Structure And The Cost Of Capital: A Suggested Exposition
by Haim Ben‐Shahar - 655-657 A Note On Inflation And Common Stock Values
by Donald A. Nichols - 659-665 Some Value‐Added Tax Impacts On The International Competitiveness Of Producers
by Richard W. Lindholm - 667-669 Illiquidity And The Limits To Interest Arbitrage
by J. Carter Murphy - 670-671 Illiquidity And The Limits To Interest Arbitrage: Reply
by Jerome L. Stein - 672-673 Statistical Tests Of The Keynesian Demand Function For Money: Comment
by Michael Hudson - 674-675 Comment
by G. S. Laumas - 676-678 Reply
by Dennis R. Starleaf & Richard Reimer - 679-680 The Capital Account In The United States Balance Of Payments
by William H. Branson - 681-682 Member‐Bank Borrowing From The Federal Reserve Bank Of Chicago, 1951–1966
by Jack Lee Cooper - 683-684 The Role Of Money In The Investment Boom Of The Twenties And The 1929 Turning Point
by Nancy S. Dorfman - 685-685 Subsidies To Industry And Alternative Policies To Reduce Regional Unemployment
by Ronald B. Gold - 686-686 An Analysis Of The Use Of Cost‐Of‐Capital Concepts In Natural‐Gas‐Pipeline Rate Regulation
by Richard A. Oppedahl - 687-688 An Investigation Of Factors Associated With Variations In The Relative Importance Of Commercial‐Bank Residential Real‐Estate Loans
by Michael Palmer - 689-690 Commercial‐Bank Time Deposits And Some Of Their Implications For Federal Reserve Policy
by Richard E. Towey - 691-692 The Demand For Cash And Liquid Assets By Manufacturing Corporations: Estimates And Implications
by Robert Cross Vogel - 693-694 The Real‐Balance Effect: Aspects And Evidence
by Louis Zincone
June 1968, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 427-443 Leverage, Diversification And Capital Market Effects On A Risk‐Adjusted Capital Budgeting Framework
by Donald L. Tuttle & Robert H. Litzenberger - 445-463 Premiums On Convertible Bonds
by Roman L. Weil Jr. & Joel E. Segall & David Green Jr. - 465-477 A Further Analysis Of The Objectives Of American Monetary Policy
by James W. Christian - 479-497 Corporate Philanthropic Contributions
by R. A. Schwartz - 499-508 The Idle Cash Balances Of State And Local Governments: An Economic Problem Of National Concern
by J. Richard Aronson - 509-514 Analysis Of Variance Tests For Local Trends In The Standard And Poor'S Index
by Joel Owen - 515-517 The Significance Of Dummy Variables In Multiple Regressions Involving Financial And Economic Data
by Keith C. Brown - 518-519 Significance Of Dummy Variables: Reply
by Ronald F. Wippern - 520-523 Short Interest: Bullish Or Bearish?—Comment
by Mark Hanna - 524-527 Short Interest: Bullish Or Bearish? Reply
by Joseph J. Seneca - 528-534 A Note On Merger Valuation
by Irwin H. Silberman - 535-536 Reply
by J. Feed Weston - 537-537 Member‐Bank Borrowing From The Reserve Bank: A Micro‐Analytic Analysis
by George W. Betz - 538-539 Banks' Demand For Excess Reserves
by Peter A. Frost - 540-541 The Effects Of Population Growth Upon The Fiscal Strength Of Residential Suburbs
by David Forrest Gates - 542-543 Money, Growth, And The Balance Of Payments
by Paul Graeser - 544-545 Optimal Investment And Consumption Strategies For A Class Of Utility Functions
by Nils H. Hakansson - 546-547 The Profitability Of Growth Through Mergers
by Eamon M. Kelly - 548-549 Government Debt, Intergeneration Welfare, And Economic Activity
by David H. Kopf - 550-550 The Existence Of Economies Of Structure And Of Scale In Commercial Banking
by John A. Powers - 551-552 Corporate Disclosure Through Annual Reports In The United States Of America And India
by Surendra Singh Singhvi - 553-554 The Response Of State And Local Governments To Federal Grant‐In‐Aid Payments
by David L. Smith
May 1968, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 229-250 Metropolitan Fiscal Disparities: Their Nature And Determinants
by Seymour Sacks - 251-263 Revenue Sharing: Priorities And Policy Instruments
by George F. Break - 264-265 Discussion
by Charles J. Goetz - 267-275 Components Of A Measurement Model: Rate Of Return, Risk, And Timing
by Peter O. Dietz - 276-295 Evaluation Of Prospective Investment Performance
by W. Scott Bauman - 296-301 Discussion
by G. Walter Woodworth & Alden C. Olson - 303-311 Economic Rationale Of The Uniform Consumer Credit Code
by Robert W. Johnson - 312-319 Unconscionable Conduct And The Uniform Consumer Credit Code
by Allison Dunham - 320-330 Discussion
by Roger S. Barrett & David I. Fand & Robert C. Mayer - 331-336 Pension Funds In The American Economy
by Roger F. Murray - 337-343 Critical Evaluation Of Pension Plans
by William T. Gibb - 344-347 Discussion
by James A. Attwood - 349-358 Institutional Aspects Of Interregional Mortgage Investment
by Halbert C. Smith - 359-366 Private Secondary Market Facilities
by Oliver Jones - 367-378 Some Relationships Between Assets And Liabilities Of Thrift Institutions
by Sherman J. Maisel - 379-387 Discussion
by Richard T. Pratt & Preston Martin - 389-416 The Performance Of Mutual Funds In The Period 1945–1964
by Michael C. Jensen - 417-419 Discussion
by Donald E. Farrar & Jack L. Treynor
March 1968, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-27 Integrating The Real And Financial Via The Linkage Of Financial Flow
by Jacob Cohen - 29-40 Risk, Return And Equilibrium: Some Clarifying Comments
by Eugene F. Fama - 41-66 Recent Development Of The Financial Sector Of Econometric Models
by Patric H. Hendershott - 67-84 The Consensus And Accuracy Of Some Predictions Of The Growth Of Corporate Earnings
by J. G. Cragg & Burton G. Malkiel - 85-103 Leverage, Dividend Policy, And The Cost Of Capital
by Eugene F. Brigham & Myron J. Gordon - 105-111 A Test Of Hammer'S Demand For Physical Capital Model Using Firm Data
by J. Lawrence Hexter - 113-134 An Extension Of The Baumol‐Tobin Approach To The Transactions Demand For Cash
by Edward L. Whalen - 135-149 The Effect Of Share Repurchase On The Value Of The Firm
by Edwin Elton & Martin Gruber - 151-166 A Simple Model Of Information And Lending Behavior
by D. J. Aigner & C. M. Sprenkle - 167-176 A Statistical Analysis Of The Relative Profitability Of Commercial Banks
by John A. Haslem - 177-185 Price Ceilings And Credit Rationing
by Maurice B. Goudzwaard - 187-191 On Multiple Rates Of Return
by William H. Jean - 193-194 The Prediction Of Corporate Bankruptcy: A Discriminant Analysis
by Edward I. Altman - 195-195 A Study Of Bank Mergers In Marion County, Indiana, 1945 To 1960
by Peter W. Bacon - 196-196 The Saving‐Investment Process In A Theory Of Finance
by Joseph M. Burns - 197-198 Toward A Positive Theory Of Equity Valuation
by W. Michael Keenan - 199-200 Korean Monetary And Credit Policy: A Study Of Financial Policy In An Underdeveloped Country
by Hyung K. Kim - 201-202 The Demand For Foreign Securities And International Long‐Term Capital Movements: The United States—Canadian Case
by Chung H. Lee - 203-204 Securities, Intermediaries, And Consumer Theory
by Melvyn L. Meer - 205-206 Effects Of Uncertainty On The Valuation Of Securities And The Financial Decisions Of The Firm
by Stewart Clay Myers - 207-207 Optimal Accumulation And Trade In An Open Economy
by Harl E. Ryder Jr. - 208-209 The Structure Of The Individual Income Tax In The Major Industrial Countries: An International Comparison
by Vito Tanzi
December 1967, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 539-540 The State Of The Finance Field
by J. Fred Weston - 541-542 The State Of The Finance Field: Comment
by Harry Sauvain - 543-555 Defining The Finance Function: A Model‐Systems Approach
by Joseph S. Moag & Willard T. Carleton & Eugene M. Lerner - 557-575 Cross‐Section Estimates Of Liquid Asset Demand By Manufacturing Corporations
by Robert C. Vogel & G. S. Maddala - 577-589 Abandonment Value And Capital Budgeting
by Alexander A. Robichek & James C. Horne - 591-593 The Inside Lags Of Monetary Policy: 1952–1960
by Mark H. Willes - 595-610 Relative Strength As A Criterion For Investment Selection
by Robert A. Levy - 611-622 Risk Aversion, Financial Intermediation, And The Term Structure Of Interest Rates
by Herschel I. Grossman - 623-636 The Value Of Call Deferment On A Bond: Some Empirical Results
by Gordon Pye - 637-651 The Effect Of Call Risk On Corporate Bond Yields
by Frank C. Jen & James E. Wert - 653-654 The Structure Of Foreign Investment: Comment
by Alan K. Severn - 655-656 The Structure Of Foreign Investment: Reply
by Robert E. Krainer - 657-662 Uncertainty And The Precautionary Demand For Money
by Robert W. Resek - 663-664 Reply
by Case M. Sprenkle - 665-667 Elasticity Of Capital Supply And Second Order Conditions: Comment
by Alan Nichols - 668-670 Elasticity Of Capital Supply And Second Order Conditions: Reply
by Douglas Vickers - 671-683 The Report Of The Royal Commission On Taxation
by Harvey E. Brazer - 684-692 On Money, Wealth, And Economic Theory
by Arnold Collery - 693-694 Structural Changes In The North Carolina Banking Industry, 1950–1963
by Eric Brucker - 695-695 A Statistical Analysis Of Member Bank Profitability Differences
by John A. Haslem - 696-697 Interest‐Rate Regulation On Commercial‐Bank Deposits: Its Evolution And Impact In The State Of Indiana
by Charles M. Linke - 698-698 The Distributions Of Member‐Bank Reserves Among The Twelve Federal Reserve Districts, 1948–1964
by L. Charles Miller Jr. - 699-700 Monetary Policy, Debt Management And Capital Allocation: The Implications Of Behavior In The Financial Sector And Substitutability Between Securities
by William Leo Silber - 701-702 Competition For Deposits Between Bank And Nonbank Financial Intermediaries
by William S. Townsend
September 1967, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 359-373 Criteria For Portfolio Building
by Henry A. Latané & Donald L. Tuttle - 375-393 The Savings Account As A Source For Financing Large Expenditures
by Eva Mueller & Jane Lean - 395-403 Leverage, Risk Of Ruin And The Cost Of Capital
by Nevins D. Baxter - 405-418 A Demand‐For‐Money Function For The Household Sector—Some Preliminary Findings
by Brian Motley - 419-423 Absence Of Money Illusion: A Sine Qua Non For Neutral Money?
by Edwaed J. Kane & Alvin K. Klevorick - 425-439 A Transition Model For Portfolio Revision
by Keith V. Smith - 441-453 Intermediaries In A Macroeconomic Model
by Arthur Benavie - 455-465 The Structure Of International Interest Rates: The U.S. Treasury Bill Rate And The Eurodollar Deposit Rate
by Patric H. Hendershott - 467-470 Interest Rates On Mortgages And Dividend Rates On Savings And Loan Shares: Comment
by Paul A. Meyer - 471-473 Reply
by Gerald I. Weber - 475-476 A Spectral Analysis Of Interrelationships Between The Money Stock And Certain Asset Markets
by Ben Wilsman Bolch - 477-478 The Relationship Of Monetary Policy To The Stock Market: The Experience With Margin Requirements
by Richard L. Bolster - 479-479 The Effect Of A Change In The Ceiling Rate On Deposits At Commercial Banks
by David E. Bond - 480-481 A Model Of Commercial Banking System Behavior: An Econometric Predictive Test
by John A. Doukas - 482-483 Quantification And Measurement Of Risk: An Empirical Study Of Selected Common Stocks
by Charles Griffiths Ferreira - 484-485 A British Test Of Recent Developments In Term Structure Theory
by Douglas Fisher - 486-487 The Demand Function For Selected Liquid Assets: A Temporal Cross‐Section Analysis
by Philip B. Hartley - 488-489 A Short‐Run Model Of Commercial Bank Portfolio Behavior
by David T. Hulett - 490-491 Investment Criteria Of Open‐End Investment Companies: An Empirical Investigation
by William W. Reints - 492-493 Investment Policy And Performance Of Bank‐Administered Pooled Equity Funds For Employee Benefit Plans
by Frank L. Voorheis
May 1967, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 137-146 Coordination Of Economic Policy
by Allan Spsoul - 147-165 Linear Programming And Optimal Bank Asset Management Decisions
by Kalman J. Cohen & Frederick S. Hammer - 166-168 Discussion
by H. Martinw Eingartnerm - 169-191 Some Basic Research Into Historical Results Under Pension Plans With Benefits Based On Common Stock Performance
by John C. Antliff & William C. Freund - 192-194 Discussion
by W. Giles Mellon - 195-207 Quantitative Analysis Of Urban Renewal Investment Decisions
by James C. T. Mao - 208-219 New Towns For America: From Picture To Process
by Chester Rapkin - 220-239 Large‐Scale Community Development
by Paul F. Wendt - 241-246 The Mix Of Monetary And Fiscal Policies
by John H. Kareken - 247-260 Fiscal Policy In A Fully Employed Economy
by George F. Break - 261-264 Discussion
by E. Cary Brown - 265-273 Interest Rate Competition And The Mobility Of Funds: Interest Rates Versus Interest Ceilings In The Allocation Of Credit Flows
by George W. Mitchell - 274-296 Regulation Of Interest On Deposits: An Historical Review
by Albert H. Cox Jr - 297-299 Discussion
by Charles M. Linke - 301-312 The Term Structure Of Interest Rates And The Maturity Composition Of The Federal Debt
by Neil Wallace - 313-345 Term Structures Of Corporate Bond Yields As A Function Of Risk Of Default
by Ramon E. Johnson - 346-350 Discussion
by John M. Culbertson
March 1967, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-9 Elasticity Of Capital Supply, Monopsonistic Discrimination, And Optimum Capital Structure
by Douglas Vickers - 10-18 Some Surrogate Evidence In Support Of The Concept Of Optimal Financial Structure
by Eli Schwartz & J. Richard Aronson - 19-36 Risk And The Required Return On Equity
by Fred D. Arditti - 37-48 Price Discrimination, Regional Loan Rates, And The Structure Of The Banking Industry
by Paul A. Meyer - 49-57 Resource Endowment And The Structure Of Foreign Investment
by Robert E. Krainer - 58-66 Toward A World Payments System: A Review Article
by Anthony Y. C. Koo - 67-70 Short Interest: Bearish Or Bullish?
by Joseph J. Seneca - 71-76 The Keynesian Demand Function For Money: Some Statistical Tests
by Dennis R. Starleaf & Richard Reimer - 77-82 Is The Precautionary Demand For Money Negative?
by Case M. Sprenkle - 83-85 Money Substitutes For The Corporate Business Sector
by Gloria Shatto - 86-87 A Note On Bank Response To Reserve Changes
by Donald R. Fraser - 88-92 Reluctance And Member‐Bank Borrowing: Additional Evidence
by Murray E. Polakoff & William L. Silber - 93-94 Time Lapse And Cyclical Changes In Commercial Bank Investment Portfolios, 1949–1961
by John W. Bay - 95-96 Money And Ex Ante Investment As Determinants Of Aggregate Demand
by Albert I. A. Bookbinder - 97-97 An Approach To The Analysis Of The Differential Effects Of Monetary Policy
by James W. Christian - 98-99 The Development Of Financial Management Literature, 1895–1960
by Constantine Danellis - 100-101 A Benefit‐Cost Model For Credit Decisions
by Carl Crawford Greer - 102-103 Canadian Economic Stagnation, The Flexible Exchange Rate, And Economic Policy, 1957–1961
by Robert G. Hawkins - 104-105 From Bills Only To Operation Twist: A Study Of Federal Reserve Open‐Market Operations For The Period 1953–1964
by Panos Konstas - 106-107 Corporate Debt And The Evaluation Of Corporate Earnings
by Bruce W. Morgan - 108-108 The Permanent Income‐Wealth Approach To The Demand For Money: Analytical And Empirical Aspects
by Richard H. Puckett - 109-110 Models For Bond Optimum Investment Decisions Under Uncertainty
by Mau‐Sung Tsai
December 1966, Volume 21, Issue 4
- 615-633 Financial Structure And The Value Of The Firm
by Ronald F. Wippern - 635-648 The Concepts Of Money And Commercial Banks
by Paul F. Smith - 649-674 Planning For Liquidity In Financial Institutions: The Chance‐Constrained Method
by A. Charnes & Sten Thore - 675-686 Stock Splits And Price Change
by Keith B. Johnson - 687-696 The Acquisition Of Common Stock By The Corporate Issuer†
by Harold Bierman Jr. & Richard West - 697-713 Imputed Yields Of A Sinking Fund Bond And The Term Structure Of Interest Rates
by Frank C. Jen & James E. Wert - 715-726 On The Measurement Of Leverage
by J. K. S. Ghandhi - 727-730 Conceptual Problems In The Use Of Risk‐Adjusted Discount Rates
by Alexander A. Robichek & Stewart C. Myers - 731-736 A Neglected Issue In Capital Rationing—The Asset Demand For Money
by Robert E. Krainer - 737-742 Reinvestment And The Rate Of Return On Common Stocks
by Haim Ben‐Shahae & Marshall Sarnat