2000 FRBSF Economic Letter Index

• East Asia: Recovery and Restructuring
  2000-38; December 29, 2000; Ramon Moreno
  (Pacific Basin Notes)
  
  
• Should We Worry about the Large U.S. Current Account Deficit?
  2000-37; December 22, 2000; Paul Bergin
  
  
• California IPO Wealth Effects: What's Left?
  2000-36; December 8, 2000; Fred Furlong and Joe Mattey
  
  
• Patterns in the Foreign Ownership of U.S. Banking Assets
  2000-35; November 24, 2000; Jose A. Lopez
  
  
• Information Technology and Productivity
  2000-34; November 10, 2000; Casey Cornwell and Bharat Trehan
  
  
• The Shipping News: Western Exports Rebound
  2000-33; November 3, 2000; Mary Daly and Carol D'Souza
  
  
• Has Bank Performance Peaked?
  2000-32; October 27, 2000; Simon Kwan
  (Western Banking)
  
  
• Monetary Policy in a New Environment: The U.S. Experience
  2000-31; October 13, 2000; Robert T. Parry
  
  
• Knightian Uncertainty and Home Bias
  2000-30; October 6, 2000; Kenneth Kasa
  
  
• Does Pegging Increase International trade?
  2000-29; September 29, 2000; Ramon Moreno
  (Pacific Basin Notes)
  
  
• Recent Declines in Work and Income among Men with Disabilities
  2000-28; September 22, 2000; Mary Daly, Richard Burkhauser, Andrew Houtenville
  
  
• Tech Stocks and House Prices in California
  2000-27; September 15, 2000; John Krainer, Fred Furlong
  
  
• Short-term International Borrowing and Financial Fragility
  2000-26; September 8, 2000; Mark Spiegel
  
  
• Have Californians Kept Up in the 1990s?
  2000-25; August 25, 2000; Mary Daly
  
  
• Should Central Banks Stabilize Prices?
  2000-24; August 11; Carl E. Walsh
  
  
• B2B E-Commerce in Residential Mortgages
  2000-23; July 28, 2000; Joe Mattey
  (Western Banking)
  
  
• What explains capital flows?
  2000-22; July 21, 2000; Ramon Moreno
  
  
• Exploring the Causes of the Great Inflation
  2000-21; July 7, 2000; Kevin Lansing
  
  
• Evaluating the Stock Market
  2000-20; June 23, 2000; Bharat Trehan
  
  
• Japan's Recession: Is the Liquidity Trap Back?
  2000-19; June 16, 2000; Michael Hutchison
  (Pacific Basin Notes)
  
  
• The Composition of International Capital Flows
  2000-18; June 2, 2000; Kenneth Kasa
  
  
• Why Has the Fed Been Raising Interest Rates?
  2000-17; May 26, 2000; Robert T. Parry
  
  
• Dollarization as a Technology Import
  2000-16; May 19, 2000; Alan M. Taylor
  
  
• Three Questions About "New Economy" Stocks
  2000-15; May 12, 2000; Simon Kwan
  
  
• Small California Banks Holding On
  2000-14; May 5, 2000; Elizabeth S. Laderman
  (Western Banking)
  
  
• Structural Change and Monetary Policy
  2000-13; April 28, 2000; Glenn D. Rudebusch
  
  
• Global Financial Change and the Transformation of Banking in Post-Communist Countries: Principles and Parallels
  2000-12; April 14, 2000; Robert T. Parry
  
  
• Inflation Targeting for the Bank of Japan?
  2000-11; April 7, 2000; Mark M. Spiegel
  (Pacific Basin Notes)
  
  
• The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and Financial Integration
  2000-10; March 31, 2000; Fred Furlong
  
  
• Margin Requirements as a Policy Tool?
  2000-09; March 24, 2000; Simon Kwan
  
  
• Uncertainty and Monetary Policy
  2000-08; March 17, 2000; Carl E. Walsh
  
  
• California's IPO Gold Rush
  2000-07; March 10, 2000; Joe Mattey
  
  
• Measuring Available and Underutilized Labor Resources
  2000-06; March 3, 2000; Rob Valletta
  
  
• How Fast Can the New Economy Grow?
  2000-05; February 25, 2000; Glenn D. Rudebusch
  
  
• Volatility Spillovers in the U.S. Treasury Market
  2000-04; February 18, 2000; Jose A. Lopez
  

• Do Currency Unions Increase Trade? A "Gravity" Approach
  2000-03; February 4, 2000; Andrew K. Rose
  
  
• REITs and the Integration between Capital Markets and Real Estate Markets
  2000-02; January 28, 2000; John Krainer
  (Western Banking)
  
  
• Measuring Interest Rate Risk for Mortgage-Related Assets
  2000-01; January 14, 2000; Joe Mattey

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