New England Economic Review: 1990 Issues

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New England Economic Review

1990 Issues

This section provides links to abstracts of articles appearing in 1990 issues of the New England Economic Review. Issues are in reverse chronological order; articles are in the order they appear in the Review.

November/December	May/June
September/October	March/April
July/August	January/February

November/December	Complete Issue
How Diversified Is New England? Eric S. Rosengren	Abstract \| Full Text
Does a Trend toward Early Retirement Create Problems for the Economy? Gary Burtless and Alicia H. Munnell	Abstract \| Full Text
New England’s Links to the World Economy Jane Sneddon Little	Abstract \| Full Text
On the Predictive Power of Interest Rates and Interest Rate Spreads Ben S. Bernanke	Abstract \| Full Text

September/October	Complete Issue
Oil Shock III? Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
How Does Public Infrastructure Affect Regional Economic Performance? Alicia H. Munnell with the assistance of Leah M. Cook	Abstract \| Full Text
The United States in Debt Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
New England Banks and the Texas Experience Katerina Simons	Abstract \| Full Text
The Need to Protect Depositors of Large Banks, and the Implications for Bank Powers and Ownership Richard E. Randall	Abstract \| Full Text

July/August	Complete Issue
Defense Cutbacks and the New England Economy Yolanda K. Henderson	Abstract \| Full Text
The Changing Fortunes of American Families in the 1980s Katharine L. Bradbury	Abstract \| Full Text
Man vs. Model? The Role of Judgment in Forecasting Stephen K. McNees	Abstract \| Full Text
The Downturn in the New England Economy: What Lies Behind It? Edward Moscovitch	Abstract \| Full Text

May/June	Complete Issue
Central Bank Flexibility and the Drawbacks to Currency Unification Geoffrey M. B. Tootell	Abstract \| Full Text
Commerce with the Newly Liberalizing Countries: Promised Land, Quicksand, or What? Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
The Changing American Attitude toward Debt, and Its Consequences Frank E. Morris	Abstract \| Full Text
The Case for Junk Bonds Eric S. Rosengren	Abstract \| Full Text

March/April	Complete Issue
Are the Distinctions between Debt and Equity Disappearing? An Overview Richard W. Kopcke and Eric S. Rosengren	Abstract \| Full Text
Is Leverage a Tax Dodge - or Not? Yolanda K. Henderson	Abstract \| Full Text
Why Do New Englanders Work So Much? Lynn E. Browne	Abstract \| Full Text
A Call to ARMs: Adjustable Rate Mortgages in the 1980s Joe Peek	Abstract \| Full Text

January/February	Complete Issue
Why Has Productivity Growth Declined? Productivity and Public Investment Alicia H. Munnell	Abstract \| Full Text
How Natural Is the Natural Rate of Unemployment in Europe? Geoffrey M. B. Tootell	Abstract \| Full Text
The U.S. Professional Sector: 1950 to 1988 Steven A. Sass	Abstract \| Full Text
Taking Charge: Should New England Increase Its Reliance on User Charges? Robert Tannenwald	Abstract \| Full Text

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