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Spring 2002

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  • 2002
Issue Title Author(s)
Spring 2002 What Can Price Theory Say about the Community Reinvestment Act? John R. Walter
Robert L. Lacy
Spring 2002 German Monetary History in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century: From the Deutsche Mark to the Euro Robert L. Hetzel
Spring 2002 Towards a Theory of Capacity Utilization: Shiftwork and the Workweek of Capital Andreas Hornstein
Spring 2002 Can Risk-Based Deposit Insurance Premiums Control Moral Hazard? Edward S. Prescott
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