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Studies on Causes and Consequences of the 1989-92 Credit Slowdown
This publication examines a broad range of issues concerning credit market issues between 1989 and 1992.
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| OCLC: | 30634195 |
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| Author(s): | Federal Reserve Bank of New York |
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Causes and Consequences of the 1989-92 Credit Slowdown: Overview and Perspective. M.A. Akhtar
Credit Supply Constraints on Business Activity, Excluding Construction. Charles Steindel, David Brauer
Economic Activity and the Recent Slowdown in Private Sector Borrowing. Patricia C. Mosser, Charles Steindel
Foreign Credit Expansion in the United States. Rama Seth
Influence of the Credit Crunch on Aggregate Demand and Implications for Monetary Policy. Patricia C. Mosser
Loan Sales and the Slowdown in Bank Lending. Rebecca Demsetz
Nonbank Lenders and the Credit Slowdown. Richard Cantor and Anthony P. Rodrigues
Survey Evidence on Credit Tightening and the Factors Behind the Recent Credit Crunch. Kausar Hamdani, Anthony P. Rogrigues, Maria Varvatsoulis
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The Credit Crunch and the Construction Industry. Ethan S. Harris, Michael Boldin, Mark D. Flaherty
The Credit Slowdown Abroad. S. Hickok, C. Osler
The Credit Slowdown and the Monetary Aggregates. R.S. Hilton, C.S. Lown
The Link Between the 1980s Credit Boom and the Recent Bank Credit Slowdown. Ronald Johnson, Chun K. Lee
The Role of the Banking System in the Credit Slowdown. Cara Lown, John Wenninger
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