New England Economic Review - 2000 Issues

This section provides links to abstracts of articles appearing in 2000 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

Building an Infrastructure for Financial Stability: An Overview Eric S. Rosengren and John S. Jordan	Abstract Full Text
The Use of Value at Risk by Institutional Investors Katerina Simons	Abstract Full Text
Has the Stock Market Become Too Narrow? Richard W. Kopcke	Abstract Full Text

September/October

Recent Developments in U.S. Energy Markets: A Background Note Jane Sneddon Little	Abstract Full Text
Margin Requirements, Margin Loans, and Margin Rates: Practice and Principles Peter Fortune	Abstract Full Text
Implications of the Globalization of the Banking Sector: The Latin American Experience Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren	Abstract Full Text

July/August

The Role of Savings and Investment in Balancing the Current Account: Some Empirical Evidence from the United States Giovanni P. Olivei	Abstract Full Text
Credit Card Borrowing, Delinquency, and Personal Bankruptcy Joanna Stavins	Abstract Full Text
National and Regional Housing Patterns Lynn Elaine Browne	Abstract Full Text

May/June

Rising Tide in the Labor Market: To What Degree Do Expansions Benefit the Disadvantaged? Katharine L. Bradbury	Abstract Full Text
Discouraged and Other Marginally Attached Workers: Evidence on Their Role in the Labor Market Yolanda K. Kodrzycki	Abstract Full Text
The Neutrality of Massachusetts' Taxation of Financial Institutions Robert Tannenwald	Abstract Full Text

March/April

Consumption Risk-Sharing Across G-7 Countries Giovanni P. Olivei	Abstract Full Text
Depositor Discipline at Failing Banks John S. Jordan	Abstract Full Text
The Role of Firms in Job Creation and Destruction in U.S. Manufacturing Scott Schuh and Robert K. Triest	Abstract Full Text

January/February

Failures in Risk Management Ralph C. Kimball	Abstract Full Text
ATM Fees: Does Bank Size Matter? Joanna Stavins	Abstract Full Text
New England’s Educational Advantage: Past Successes and Future Prospects Yolanda K. Kodrzycki	Abstract Full Text

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