New England Economic Review: 1994 Issues

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New England Economic Review

1994 Issues

This section provides links to abstracts of articles appearing in 1994 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
Is Global Competition Making the Poor Even Poorer? Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
Indexes of Economic Indicators: What can They Tell Us about the New England Economy? Alan Clayton-Matthews, Yolanda K. Kodrzycki, and Daniel Swaine	Abstract \| Full Text
Explaining New England’s Export Performance: 1987 to 1993 Richard J. DeKaser and Jane Sneddon Little	Abstract \| Full Text

September/October	Complete Issue
Goals, Guidelines, and Constraints Facing Monetary Policymakers: An Overview Jeffrey C. Fuhrer	Abstract \| Full Text
The International Monetary Fund 50 Years after Bretton Woods Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
Restructuring, the NAIRU, and the Phillips Curve Geoffrey M. B. Tootell	Abstract \| Full Text
New England Job Changes during the Recession: The Role of Self-Employment Katharine L. Bradbury	Abstract \| Full Text

July/August	Complete Issue
The Regional Impact of Health Care Reform--with a Focus on New England Jane Sneddon Little with Michael D. Jud	Abstract \| Full Text
Diversity, Uncertainty, and Accuracy of Inflation Forecasts Stephen K. McNees with Lauren K. Fine	Abstract \| Full Text
The Geographic Boundaries of New England’s Middle-Lending Markets Robert Tannenwald	Abstract \| Full Text
50 Years after Bretton Woods: What Is the Future for the International Monetary System? Rachel E. Cononi and Rebecca Hellerstein	Abstract \| Full Text

May/June	Complete Issue
Yield Curve Forecasts of Inflation: A Cautionary Tale Stephen R. Blough	Abstract \| Full Text
Technology Life Cycles and State Economic Development Strategies Patricia M. Flynn	Abstract \| Full Text
Privatization of Local Public Services: Lessons for New England Yolanda K. Kodrzycki	Abstract \| Full Text
Gifts for Home Purchase and Housing Market Behavior Gary V. Engelhardt and Christopher J. Mayer	Abstract \| Full Text

March/April	Complete Issue
Safeguarding the Banking System in an Environment of Financial Cycles: An Overview Richard E. Randall	Abstract \| Full Text
A New Look at Reverse Mortgages: Potential Market and Institutional Constraints Christopher J. Mayer and Katerina V. Simons	Abstract \| Full Text
International Capital Transactions: Should They Be Restricted? Norman S. Fieleke	Abstract \| Full Text
A Decade of Boom and Bust in the Prices of Single-Family Homes: Boston and Los Angeles, 1983 to 1993 Karl E. Case and Robert J. Shiller	Abstract \| Full Text

January/February	Complete Issue
The Fed Must Continue to Supervise Banks Richard F. Syron	Abstract \| Full Text
A Panel Study of Investment: Sales, Cash Flow, the Cost of Capital, and Leverage Richard W. Kopcke and Mark M. Howrey	Abstract \| Full Text
Massachusetts’ Tax Competitiveness Robert Tannenwald	Abstract \| Full Text
School District Spending and State Aid: Why Disparities Persist Katharine L. Bradbury	Abstract \| Full Text

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