New England Economic Review - 1992 Issues
This section provides links to abstracts of articles appearing in 1992 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
| A
Forward-Looking Monetary Policy Reaction Function:
Continuity and Change Stephen K. McNees | Abstract |
| The
Quest for Sound Money: Currency Boards to the Rescue? Norman S. Fieleke | Abstract |
| Real
Estate and the Credit Crunch: An Overview Lynn E. Browne and Eric S. Rosengren | Abstract |
| Changes
in Inventory Management: Implications for the U.S.
Recovery Jane Sneddon Little | Abstract |
September/October
| Do
Consumers Behave as the Life Cycle/Permanent- Income
Theory of Consumption Predicts? Jeffrey C. Fuhrer | Abstract |
| What
Past Recoveries Say about the Outlook for New England Katharine L. Bradbury and Yolanda K. Kodrzycki | Abstract |
| Taxation
of Capital Income in a Global Economy: An Overview Alicia H. Munnell | Abstract |
July/August
| Public-Private
Cost Shifts in Nursing Home Care Jane Sneddon Little | Abstract |
| Purchasing
Power Parity within the United States Geoffrey M. B. Tootell | Abstract |
| How
Large Are Economic Forecast Errors? Stephen K. McNees | Abstract |
| The
Capitalization and Portfolio Risk of Insurance Companies Richard W. Kopcke | Abstract |
May/June
| One
Trading World, or Many: The Issue of Regional Trading
Blocs Norman S. Fieleke | Abstract |
| The
Capital Crunch in New England Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren | |
| The
Financial Condition and Regulation of Insurance
Companies: An Overview Richard E. Randall and Richard W. Kopcke | Abstract |
| The
Municipal Bond Market, Part II: Problems and Policies Peter Fortune | Abstract |
March/April
| The
Advantages of "Transferable Puts" for
Loans at Failed Banks Eric S. Rosengren and Katerina Simons | Abstract |
| Current
Taxation of Qualified Pension Plans: Has the Time
Come? Alicia H. Munnell | Abstract |
| Profits
and Stock Prices: The Importance of Being Earnest Richard W. Kopcke | Abstract |
| Mutual-to-Stock
Conversions by New England Savings Banks: Where
Has All the Money Gone? Katerina Simons | Abstract |
January/February
| The
1990-91 Recession in Historical Perspective Stephen K. McNees |
Abstract |
| Why
New England Went the Way of Texas Rather Than California Lynn E. Browne |
Abstract |
| Lessons
from Variations in State Medicaid Expenditures Jane Sneddon Little |
Abstract |
| Capital
Costs, Industrial Mix, and the Composition of Business
Investment Yolanda K. Henderson with Jeffrey B. Liebman |
Abstract |
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