1992 FRBKC Economic Review

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1st Quarter, Volume 77, Number 1 Full publication	2nd Quarter, Volume 77, Number 2 Full publication
The Farm Economy Turns Down By Mark Drabenstott and Alan Barkema Will the Real Price of Housing Drop Sharply in the 1990s? By C. Alan Garner The Reconstruction Finance Corporation: Would It Work Today? By William R. Keeton The Tenth District: Matching a Nation in Recovery By Glenn H. Miller, Jr.	Agriculture's Portfolio for an Uncertain Future: Preparing for Global Warming By Mark Drabenstott Monetary vs. Fiscal Policy: New Evidence on an Old Debate By Peter E. Kretzmer The Changing Economy of the Tenth District By Glenn H. Miller, Jr. Are Bank Loans a Force in Monetary Policy? By Donald P. Morgan Tenth District Construction: Smoother Sailing Ahead? By Tim R. Smith
3rd Quarter, Volume 77, Number 3 Full publication	4th Quarter, Volume 77, Number 4 Full publication
The North American Free Trade Agreement: What Is at Stake for U.S. Agriculture? By Alan Barkema Are Bank Loans Still Special? By Sean Becketti and Charles Morris Is Purchasing Power Parity a Useful Guide to the Dollar? By Craig S. Hakkio Policy Implications of Recent M2 Behavior By Bryon Higgins Changes in Financial Intermediation: The Role of Pension and Mutual Funds By Gordon H. Sellon, Jr.	Agriculture in the Former Soviet Union: The Long Road Ahead By Alan Barkema, Mark Drabenstott, and Karl Skold Does Money Still Forecast Economic Activity? By Sean Becketti and Charles Morris Policies for Long-Run Economic Growth: A Summary of the Bank's 1992 Economic Symposium By George A. Kahn Macroeconomic Policy and Long-Run Growth By J. Bradford DeLong and Lawrence H. Summers The Changing Role of Reserve Requirements in Monetary Policy By Stuart E. Weiner

Economic Review1992

Economic Review
1992