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The regulation of bank entry

Economic Review , Issue Sum , Pages 5-13

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Money and the Monetary Control Act

Economic Review , Issue Win , Pages 4-5

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Financial markets and uncertainty

Economic Review , Issue Sum , Pages 3-4

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Interest rate volatility and alternative monetary control procedure

Economic Review , Issue Sum , Pages 46-63

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House price differentials and dynamics: evidence from the Los Angeles and San Francisco metropolitan areas

This paper applies insights from economic theory to explain recent housing price patterns in California's two largest metropolitan areas. We pay particular attention to the role of migration between metropolitan areas in explaining overall housing price dynamics for a given metropolitan area, and we show how household mobility within a metropolitan area tends to attenuate price pressures in the most supply-constrained places. In reviewing various models' ability to explain California's house price patterns, we also provide some historical perspective on California's urban structure, ...
Economic Review

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Have large banks become riskier? recent evidence from option markets

Economic Review , Issue Fall , Pages 3-17

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Economic factors, monetary policy and expected returns on stocks and bonds

This paper examines the impact of the stance of monetary policy on security returns. The two measures of the stance of monetary policy used, the federal funds rate and an index based on the changes in the discount rate, contain significant information that can be used to forecast expected stock and bond portfolio returns. Specifically, we find that a restrictive (expansive) monetary policy stance decreases (increases) returns of large and small stock portfolios and in some cases, corporate bond portfolios. The monetary policy stance measures have explanatory power in forecasting stock and ...
Economic Review

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Whither the unemployment rate?

Economic Review , Issue Spr , Pages 40-54

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Inflation, uncertainty and capacity utilization

Economic Review , Issue Fall , Pages 4-5

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What caused the 1990-1991 recession?

This article decomposes U.S. GDP into components associated with major macroeconomic disturbances in order to identify the likely causes of the 1990 recession. Four types of disturbances--aggregate supply, aggregate spending, money demand and money supply--are identified in the empirical analysis. The results suggest the general slowing of the economy relative to trend prior to the actual downturn was due to restrictive monetary policy. Aggregate spending factors turned contractionary in mid-1990, however, and accounted for most of the subsequent decline in GDP during the rest of 1990.
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