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Meeting the challenges of a new banking era

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The Industrial Revolution: past and future

"We live in a world of staggering and unprecedented income inequality," writes Nobel Laureate Robert Lucas in the 2003 annual report essay. Lucas goes on to use economic history to frame explanations and present possible solutions to this global quandary.
Annual Report , Volume 18 , Issue May , Pages 5-20

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The tax cut illusion

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Breaking down the barriers to technological progress: how U.S. policy can promote higher economic growth

1996 Annual Report essay
Annual Report , Volume 11 , Issue Mar , Pages 2-18

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Modern macroeconomics in practice: how theory is shaping monetary policy

Over the last three decades, macroeconomic theory and the practice of macroeconomics by economists have changed significantly?for the better. Macroeconomics is now firmly grounded in the principles of economic theory.
Annual Report , Volume 21 , Issue May , Pages 6-28

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Banking's middle ground: balancing excessive regulation and taxpayer risk

1992 Annual Report essay
Annual Report , Issue Dec

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Giving aid effectively

University of Chicago economist and former Minneapolis Fed adviser Nancy Stokey on the goals and methods of the Copenhagen Consensus, in which 8 prominent economists used benefit/cost analysis to evaluate and prioritize projects to address serious global problems. (Annual Report essay)
Annual Report , Volume 20 , Issue May , Pages 4-28

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Economic prosperity: an eclectic view

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Fixing FDICIA: a plan to address the too-big-to-fail problem

1997 Annual Report Essay
Annual Report , Volume 12 , Issue Mar , Pages 2-22

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Playing by the rules: a proposal for federal budget reform

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