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Banks' Demand for Excess Reserves : A Partial Equilibrium Analysis--Rationality an...

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A Note on Foreign Commercial Bank Demand Deposits at U.S. Commercial Banks

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Pushing on a String? An Alternative Approach to the 1930's

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Usury Laws and the Housing Market: The Minnesota Experience

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Savings and Loan Associations in the Ninth District

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Government Creation of a New Secondary Market for Rural Bank Paper: A Feasibility Study

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A Model of Reserves, Bank Runs, and Deposit Insurance

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The Political Economy of Overlapping Generations

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Money and Banking: An Interpretation

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Banking Panics and Depression: A Monetarist-Keynesian Synthesis

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A Simple General Equilibrium Model of Financial Collapse

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Is Bank Capital Supervision Effective? Some Evidence from Bank Holding Company Behavior

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Technological Change in the Financial System -- Where is the Paperless Society?

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Changes in Individual Ownership of Banks and Their Effect on Performance

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Private Information, Deposit Interest Rates, and the 'Stability' of the Bankin...

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Private Information, the Real Bills Doctrine, and the "Quantity Theory": An ...

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Financial Intermediaries

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Father of Financial Intermediary-Coalitions

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Market Share and the Impact of Multibank Holding Company Affiliation: A Counterexample

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Variable Rate Loans Increase Efficiency but Not Necessarily Borrowers' Consumption...