Economic Review
2002
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The Changing U.S. Financial System: Some Implications for the Monetary Transmission Mechanism Gordon H. Sellon, Jr. (Summary | Article PDF 206K) Clicking with Dollars: How Consumers Can Pay for Purchases from E-tailers Stacey L. Schreft (Summary | Article PDF 167K) Will the Rural Economy Rebound with the Rest of the Nation? Jason R. Henderson (Summary | Article PDF 122K) |
Consumer Confidence After September 11 C. Alan Garner (Summary | Article PDF 199K) How High Tech Is the Tenth District? Chad Wilkerson (Summary | Article PDF 150K) The New Power of Regions: A Policy Forum for Rural America—A Conference Summary Mark Drabenstott and Katharine H. Sheaff (Summary | Article PDF 97K) |
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4th Quarter |
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The Puzzle of Later Male Retirement Richard Johnson (Summary | Article PDF 108K) Do Primary Energy Resources Influence Industry Location? Jason P. Martinek and Michael J. Orlando (Summary | Article PDF 86K) Building the Rural Economy with High-Growth Entrepreneurs Jason Henderson (Summary | Article PDF 112K) |
Central Bank Perspectives on Stabilization Policy—Articles from the bank's 2002 Economic Policy Symposium, 'Rethinking Stabilization Policy' Alan Greenspan Otmar Issing Guillermo Ortiz Yukata Yamaguchi David Dodge |
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