Working Paper
Capital adequacy and the growth of U.S. banks
Baer, Herbert L.; McElravey, John N. (1992)
Working Paper Series, Issues in Financial Regulation , Paper 92-11

Journal Article
Ohio banks: hitting the interstate acquisition road
McElravey, John N.; Buynak, Thomas M. (1987-05)
An examination of the interstate acquisitions of Ohio bank holding companies, featuring a discussion of options and stages in the movement toward unrestricted nationwide banking.
Economic Commentary , Issue May

Journal Article
Humphrey-Hawkins: the July monetary policy report
McElravey, John N.; Gavin, William T. (1988-08)
A review of the Federal Reserve System's July 1988 Monetary Policy Report to Congress, indicating a decline in the role of monetary aggregates in the policy process and including the Federal Open Market Committee's projection of economic conditions.
Economic Commentary , Issue Aug

Journal Article
Globalization in the financial services industry
Pavel, Christine A.; McElravey, John N. (1990-05)
The pace has been most rapid at the wholesale, bank-to-bank and bank-to multinational level; at the retail customer level, globalization will soon quicken, particularly in Europe.
Economic Perspectives , Volume 14 , Issue May , Pages 3-18

Conference Paper
Risk-based capital and bank growth
Baer, Herbert L.; McElravey, John N. (1993)
Proceedings , Paper 404

Journal Article
Money and velocity in the 1980s
McElravey, John N.; Carlson, John B. (1989-01)
A discussion of how financial deregulation and disinflation affect the velocities of M1 and M2, noting implications for the conduct of monetary policy.
Economic Commentary , Issue Jan

Journal Article
Capital shocks and bank growth -- 1973 to 1991
Baer, Herbert L.; McElravey, John N. (1993-07)
Economic Perspectives , Volume 17 , Issue Jul , Pages 2-21

Journal Article
Communication and the Humphrey-Hawkins process
McElravey, John N. (1989-04)
A discussion of the February 1989 Humphrey-Hawkins testimony by Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan, with suggestions for using the process to better communicate the monetary policy objectives of the Federal Reserve.
Economic Commentary , Issue Apr