Annual Reports
Economic Policy PapersAnnual Report Essays
1996
Breaking Down the Barriers to Technological ProgressJames A. Schmitz, Jr., Preston J. Miller
1995
Formulating a Consistent Approach to Monetary PolicyGary H. Stern
1994
Congress Should End the Economic War Among the StatesArthur J. Rolnick, Melvin L. Burstein
1993
The High Cost of Being FairPreston J. Miller
1992
Banking’s Middle Ground: Balancing Excessive Regulation and Taxpayer RiskGary H. Stern
1991
Dichotomy Becomes Reality: Ten Years of Federal Reserve as Regulator and CompetitorDavid Fettig, Leonard W. Fernelius
1990
Playing By the Rules: A Proposal for Federal Budget ReformV. V. Chari, Preston J. Miller
1989
A Case for Fixing Exchange RatesArthur J. Rolnick, Warren E. Weber
1988
A Case for Reforming Federal Deposit InsuranceArthur J. Rolnick, John H. Boyd
1987
Achieving Economic Stability: Lessons from the Crash of 1929Gary H. Stern
1986
The Unpleasant Arithmetic of Budget and Trade DeficitsGary H. Stern
1985
The Fed’s Money Supply Ranges: Still Useful After All These YearsGary H. Stern
1984
The Transition to Low Inflation: Progress and PressuresGary H. Stern
1983
Economic Prosperity: An Eclectic ViewE. Gerald Corrigan
1982
Are Banks Special?E. Gerald Corrigan
