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Banking reform and the transition to a market economy in Bulgaria: problems and prospects

Economic Review , Issue Jan , Pages 15-22

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Business information sources for Eastern Europe and the newly independent states: a guide to periodical literature

Economic Review , Issue Jan , Pages 37-41

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Central bank forecasting: an international comparison

Forecasts, whether explicit or implicit, are at the heart of policy making. In considering forecasting for monetary policy, this article contrasts the forecasting processes at three central banks-the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the Bank of England, and the U.S. Federal Reserve. ; In the United States policymakers consider confidential staff forecasts in policy discussions, but these do not necessarily represent the consensus forecasts of the policy committee. At the Bank of England, official published forecasts are the product of bank staff and the policy committee working closely together, ...
Economic Review , Volume 85 , Issue Q2 , Pages 21-32

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Lenders of the next-to-last resort: scrip issue in Georgia during the Great Depression

Economic Review , Issue Sep , Pages 16-30

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Changes in the agricultural credit delivery system

Economic Review , Issue Jan , Pages 12-33

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Deregulation and the opportunities for commercial bank diversification

Economic Review , Issue Sep , Pages 1-25

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Emotion and financial markets

Psychologists and economists hold vastly different views about human behavior. Psychologists contend that economists' models bear little relation to actual behavior. This view is supported by a large body of psychological research that shows that emotional state can significantly affect decision making. ; Economists, on the other hand, argue that psychological studies have no theoretical basis and offer little empirical evidence about people's decision-making processes. The reigning financial economics paradigm-the efficient market hypothesis (EMH)-assumes that individuals make rational ...
Economic Review , Volume 88 , Issue Q2 , Pages 33-41

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F.Y.I. Southeastern forest industry after the Tax Reform Act of 1986

Economic Review , Issue May , Pages 30-35

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Market and risk management innovations: implications for safe and sound banking

This commentary reviews three of the major innovations suggested in Benston et al. (1986): movement toward greater risk-sensitive approaches, an enhanced role for market discipline and disclosure, and earlier intervention for troubled banks. The author then discusses environmental changes that may not have been anticipated two decades ago and some implications for bank supervision and regulation.
Economic Review , Issue Q1-2 , Pages 36 - 39

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Monetary explanations of the Great Depression: a selective survey of empirical evidence

Seventy years after the Great Depression, economists still debate the causes of this economic catastrophe. Two leading explanations are distinguished by whether or not the Federal Reserve?s monetary policies are perceived as being chiefly responsible for propagating and magnifying the initial contraction into a depression. ; This article surveys recent modeling efforts and empirical work that examine aggregate explanations for the Great Depression from both the extensive literature using vector autoregression techniques and the more recent literature using dynamic stochastic general ...
Economic Review , Volume 89 , Issue Q 3 , Pages 1-23

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