FRBSF Economic Letter
FRBSF Economic Letter Index
1999 Issues
- Financial Modernization and Regulation
99-38; December 31, 1999; Fred Furlong and Simon Kwan
- Is There a Case for an Asian Monetary Fund?
99-37; December 17, 1999; Andrew K. Rose
- Why Attack a Currency Board?
99-36; November 26, 1999; Kenneth Kasa
(Pacific Basin
Notes)
- Are We Globalized Yet?
99-35; November 19, 1999; Charles Engel
- Rates of Return from Social Security
99-34; November 12, 1999; Kevin Lansing
- Risks in the Economic Outlook
99-33; October 29, 1999; Robert T. Parry
- Rising Bank Risk?
99-32; October 22, 1999; Fred Furlong and Simon Kwan
(Western Banking)
- Living Wage Ordinances
99-31; October 15, 1999; Rob Valletta
- Depreciations and Recessions
99-30; October 8, 1999; Ramon Moreno
(Pacific Basin
Notes)
- Dollarization in Argentina
99-29; September 24, 1999; Mark M. Spiegel
- Early Warning Indicators of Banking Sector
Distress
99-28; September 17, 1999; Michael Hutchison
(Pacific Basin
Notes)
- Projecting Budget Surpluses
99-27; September 10, 1999; Carl E. Walsh
- Who Has Benefited from California's Recovery?
99-26; September 3, 1999; Mary C. Daly and Heather N. Royer
- A New View on Cost Savings in Bank Mergers
99-25; August 20, 1999; Simon H. Kwan and James A. Wilcox
- Hot and Cold Real Estate Markets in the San
Francisco Bay Area
99-24; August 6, 1999; John Krainer
- The Basel Proposal for a New Capital Adequacy
Framework
99-23; July 30, 1999; Jose A. Lopez
(Western
Banking)
- Recent Research on Job Stability and Security
99-22; July 23, 1999; Rob Valletta
- Supply Shocks and the Conduct of Monetary Policy
99-21; July 2, 1999; Bharat Trehan
- Understanding the Social Security Debate
99-20; June 25, 1999; Mary Daly
- Using CAMELS Ratings to Monitor Bank Conditions
99-19; June 11, 1999; Jose A. Lopez
- Output and Inflation: A 100-Year Perspective
99-18; May 28, 1999; Kevin Lansing and Jeffrey Thalhammer
- Bank of Japan Purchases of Risky Assets: Lessons
from Colonial America
99-17; May 21, 1999; Mark M. Spiegel
- Changes in the Business Cycle
99-16; May 14, 1999; Carl E. Walsh
- Employment and Wages in California's Financial
Services Sector
99-15; April 30, 1999; Rob Valletta
- The Shrinking of Japanese Branch Business Lending
in California
99-14; April 23, 1999; Elizabeth S. Laderman
(Western Banking)
- Monetary Policy and Monetary Institutions
99-13; April 16, 1999; Glenn D. Rudebusch
- Time for a Tobin Tax?
99-12; April 9, 1999; Kenneth Kasa
- Dealing with Currency Crises
99-11; April 2, 1999; Ramon Moreno
(Pacific Basin
Notes)
- Monetary Policy and the Great Crash of 1929:
A Bursting Bubble or Collapsing Fundamentals?
99-10; March 26, 1999; Timothy Cogley
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Economic Activity and Inflation
99-09; March 12, 1999; Bharat Trehan
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How Did the Economy Surprise Us in 1998?
99-08; March 5, 1999; Glenn D. Rudebusch
- How Frequently Should Banks Be Examined?
99-07; February 26, 1999; Jose A. Lopez
- Distribution and Employment Impacts of Raising
the Minimum Wage
99-06; February 19, 1999; Kenneth A. Couch
- A Better CPI
99-05; February 5, 1999; Alison Wallace and Brian Motley
- The Goals of U.S. Monetary Policy
99-04; January 29, 1999; John P. Judd and Glenn D. Rudebusch
- Small Business Lending Patterns in California
99-03; January 22, 1999; John Beauchamp and John Krainer
(Western
Banking)
- East Asia's Impact on Regional Growth in California
99-02; January 15, 1999; Mary Daly
(Pacific Basin
Notes)
- U.S. Monetary Policy: An Introduction
99-01; January 1, 1999
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