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Fifth district banks' return on assets: highest in decade

Reduced provisions for loan losses in 1988 boosted bank profits in the Fifth District and nationwide. Profit ratios also may have been influenced somewhat by subsidiary banks payment of management fees to their holding companies.
Economic Review , Volume 75 , Issue May , Pages 16-22

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The market for federal funds

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Economic Review , Volume 67 , Issue Jul , Pages 3-7

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The competition for transaction accounts

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Economic Review , Volume 68 , Issue Mar , Pages 2-20

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Business forecasts 1978 : a year of moderate economic growth

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Economic Review , Volume 64 , Issue Jan , Pages 2-6

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The interest cost-push controversy

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Economic Review , Volume 65 , Issue Jan , Pages 3-10

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Unemployment and its measurement : implications from a survey of long-term unemployment in Baltimore City

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Economic Review , Volume 67 , Issue Sep , Pages 6-18

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Less than encouraging... the agricultural outlook for '82

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Economic Review , Volume 68 , Issue Jan , Pages 25-30

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A reserve bank for Richmond

In early 1914, Richmonds civic leaders launched a well-planned and effectively executed campaign to make their city one of twelve selected as sites for the newly established Federal Reserve Banks.
Economic Review , Volume 77 , Issue Jan , Pages 24-33

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1980 : a difficult year for farmers

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Economic Review , Volume 67 , Issue Mar , Pages 22-26

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Real output and unit labor costs as predictors of inflation

Granger-causality tests used here find that: [1] unit labor costs add no predictive power to inflation forecasts; and [2] the gap between actual and potential output does help predict inflation, but only in the short run.
Economic Review , Volume 76 , Issue Jul , Pages 31-39

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