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First Quarter 1993

• Recessions and Recoveries
  Mark A. Wynne and Nathan S. Balke
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• A Look at Long-Term Developments in the Distribution of Income
  Joseph H. Haslag and Lori L. Taylor
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• The Costs and Benefits of Fixed Dollar Exchange Rates in Latin America
  John H. Welch and Darryl McLeod
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

Second Quarter 1993

• Regulation, Bank Competitiveness, and Episodes of Missing Money
  John V. Duca
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• What Determines Economic Growth?
  David M. Gould and Roy J. Ruffin
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• The Pricing of Natural Gas in U.S. Markets
  Stephen P. A. Brown and Mine K. Yucel
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• Investing for Growth: Thriving in the World Marketplace
  A Summary of the 1992 Southwest Conference
  Fiona D. Sigalla and Beverly J. Fox
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

Third Quarter 1993

• Six Causes of the Credit Crunch (Or, Why Is It So Hard to Get a Loan?)
  Robert T. Clair and Paula Tucker
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• America's Health Care Problem: An Economic Perspective
  Beverly J. Fox, Lori L. Taylor, and Mine K. Yucel
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• Rethinking the IS in IS-LM: Adapting Keynesian Tools to Non-Keynesian Economies, Part 1
  Evan F. Koenig
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• The Long (and Short) on Taxation and Expenditure Policies
  Zsolt Becsi
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

Fourth Quarter 1993

• The Theory and Practice of Free Trade
  David M. Gould, Roy J. Ruffin, and Graeme L. Woodbridge
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• Rethinking the IS in IS-LM: Adapting Keynesian Tools to Non-Keynesian Economies, Part 2
  Evan F. Koenig
  Abstract | Article [PDF]

• High Inflation: Causes and Consequences
  John H. Rogers and Ping Wang
  Abstract | Article [PDF]