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April 2006, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 55-61 Employment Dynamics: BLS and Census Bureau Use Administrative Records to Provide New Data
by Robert P Parker - 62-67 The U.S. Market for Power Lawn and Garden Equipment
by Michael A Deneen & Andrew C Gross
January 2006, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 7-16 Potential Growth of the U.S. Economy: Will the Productivity Resurgence Continue?
by Dale W Jorgenson & Mun S Ho & Kevin J Stiroh - 17-19 Information Technology and the Data Jungle
by Rosemary D Marcuss - 21-27 Saving for Retirement: Understanding the Importance of Heterogeneity
by Andrew A Samwick - 28-36 India and the Global Economy
by Beth Anne Wilson & Geoffrey N Keim - 37-44 Using Neural Nets to Forecast the Unemployment Rate
by Rolando F Peláez - 45-52 A Chain-Type Price Index for New Business Jet Aircraft
by Dong W Cho - 53-58 Regulatory Reform and the U.S. Manufacturing Sector
by Thomas A Hemphill - 59-68 Housing Costs in the CPI: What Are We Measuring?
by Joseph G Carson & David S Johnson & Charles Steindel
October 2005, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 6-21 Who Supplied My Cheese? Supply Chain Management in the Global Economy
by Thomas F Siems - 22-31 Are Center Cities the Engines of Growth for their Suburbs?
by Xiaobing Shuai - 32-45 China's Demographic Destiny and Its Economic Implications
by Cliff Waldman - 46-54 Diverging Measures of Capacity Utilization: An Explanation
by Norman Morin & John J Stevens - 55-66 Efficiency in IPO Issuance Processes?
by Nayantara Hensel - 67-73 Architecture Billings as a Leading Indicator of Construction
by Kermit Baker & Diego Saltes - 74-77 The Sensitivity of the General Price Level to Changes in the Price of Crude Oil
by Lawrence R Klein & Vijay G Duggal & Cynthia Saltzman - 78-81 Federal Economic Statistics: We Are on the Right Track
by Kathleen B Cooper
July 2005, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 6-14 Economic Perspectives on Health Information Technology
by David J Brailer - 15-22 The Labor Market and Long-term Health Care: A Perspective on Nursing Aides
by Susan K Friedman - 23-30 The “Output Gap” and Excess Labor Employment
by William C Dunkelberg & Jonathan A Scott - 31-35 A View on the United States from Europe
by Michael Dicks - 36-40 It's All About Wealth
by Susan M Sterne - 41-51 The Benefits of Free Trade to U.S. Consumers
by James Langenfeld & James Nieberding - 52-57 BEA's Regional Economic Accounts Program: Recent and Planned Improvements
by Robert P Parker - 58-60 McCoy Scott and Company
by Carolyn Scott & Michael McCoy
April 2005, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 7-17 The Chinese RMB: Its Value, Its Peg, and Its Future
by Ted H Chu - 18-28 Competition in Local Telecommunications
by Christopher Swann & David G Loomis - 29-35 There is No Housing Bubble in the USA
by James F Smith - 36-40 Improving the Accuracy of Recent Survey Forecasts of the T-bill Rate
by Hamid Baghestani - 41-55 Measuring Vulnerability to U.S. Foreign Economic Sanctions
by Hossein Askari & John Forrer & Jiawen Yang & Tarek Hachem - 56-63 Integration of U.S. Macroeconomic Accounts: A Progress Report
by Robert P Parker - 64-69 Digging into Construction Data
by Kenneth D Simonson - 70-74 Modernizing U.S. Antitrust Law: The Role of Technology and Innovation
by Thomas A Hemphill
January 2005, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 6-10 The Adam Smith Award Address, 2004
by Lawrence R Klein - 11-14 Initial Steps in High-Frequency Modeling of China
by Lawrence R Klein & Wendy Mak - 15-21 NABE: Looking for Balance between Services and Professionalism
by Duncan H Meldrum - 22-28 Key Issues for Monetary Policy: An ECB View
by Jean-Claude Trichet - 29-39 The Federal Deficit and the National Debt
by Gary E Clayton - 40-45 Business and the Environment: Is There More to the Story?
by Jane S Shaw - 46-49 Inflation Targeting
by Francis H Schott - 50-56 The Global Market for Water Treatment Products
by Andrew C Gross & Michael A Deneen