Journal Article
Does small business need a financial fix?
Samolyk, Katherine A.; Humes, Rebecca Wetmore (1993-05)
An evaluation of several proposals that would promote additional lending to the small business sector, some through direct government intervention and others by changing existing regulations to promote the market's allocation of credit. The authors argue that market-oriented initiatives are the preferred approach for improving a small-business credit crunch.
Economic Commentary , Issue May

Journal Article
The inaccuracy of newspaper reports of U.S. foreign exchange intervention
Osterberg, William P.; Humes, Rebecca Wetmore (1993-10)
A comparison of official data on U.S. foreign exchange intervention with newspaper reports, finding that the series are systematically different and implying either that intervention may not be able to signal monetary policy accurately or that not all market participants have equally accurate information about exchange market intervention.
Economic Review , Volume 29 , Issue Q IV , Pages 25-33

Journal Article
Financial fragility and regional economic growth
Samolyk, Katherine A.; Humes, Rebecca Wetmore (1991-09)
An examination of the potential link between local financial problems and regional economic growth, discussing how the health of the financial sector can affect economic performance when credit markets are segmented along regional lines.
Economic Commentary , Issue Sep

Working Paper
More on the differences between reported and actual U.S. central bank foreign exchange intervention
Osterberg, William P.; Humes, Rebecca Wetmore (1995)
An analysis of the differential impacts of reported and actual U.S. foreign exchange intervention on the mean and conditional variance of the Deutschemark-to-dollar and yen-to-dollar exchange rates. For part of the sample period, the impact of intervention on the variance of the exchange rates is shown to depend on whether the intervention was reported.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 9501