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Seasonal adjustment of M1--currently published and alternative methods

Staff Studies , Paper 87

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The regulation of short-term capital movements: Western European techniques in the 1960's

Staff Studies , Paper 46

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The growth of multibank holding companies, 1956-73

Staff Studies , Paper 85

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The use of interest rate policies as a stimulus to economic growth

Staff Studies , Paper 65

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Nonlocal competition for time deposits in isolated one- and two-bank towns

Staff Studies , Paper 40

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Bank mergers and banking structure in the United States, 1980-98

The U.S. banking industry experienced a sustained and unprecedented merger movement from 1980 to 1998. During that period, approximately 8,000 bank mergers occurred, involving about $2.4 trillion in acquired assets. The 1990s, especially 1994-98, was a period of numerous large bank mergers, including several that were among the largest in U.S. banking history. This study describes various aspects of that bank merger activity and some of the changes in U.S. banking structure and performance that took place during 1980-98. With respect to bank merger activity, the study examines the number and ...
Staff Studies , Paper 174

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Optimal distributed lag responses and expectations

Staff Studies , Paper 68

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Extending merger analysis beyond the single-market framework

Staff Studies , Paper 86

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Examination of the money stock control approach of Burger, Kalish, and Babb

Staff Studies , Paper 76

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Off-balance-sheet items of commercial banks: an overview

Staff Studies , Paper 113

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