Policy Discussion Papers (Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago)
A series of research studies on topics related to financial markets and the clearing and settlement operations that support these markets, with particular focus on Chicago derivatives exchanges and clearinghouses. The series is primarily aimed toward policymakers, financial institutions, lawyers, technologists, government agencies and scholars seeking to shape public policy.
- Policy Discussion Papers
- Policy Discussion Paper Series
- 2000s
- Consultation Paper on Intraday Liquidity Management and Payment System Risk Policy, Policy Discussion Paper 2007-1
- Fundamental Economic Shocks and the Macroeconomy, Policy Discussion Paper 2007-2
- Legal and Policy Aspects of the Central Bank's Role in the Payment System : Some Costs and Benefits of the Choice of Settlement Asset, Policy Discussion Paper 2007-3
- Wall Street and Silicon Valley : A Delicate Interaction, Policy Discussion Paper 2007-4
- Intellectual Property and Financial Markets Competition : A Discussion of Selected Public Policy Issues, Policy Discussion Paper 2007-5
- Money, Intermediation, and Banking, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-1
- Private Takings, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-2
- Optimal Monetary Policy with Uncertain Fundamentals and Dispersed Information, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-4
- Hedges in the Warehouse : The Banks get Trimmed, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-5
- Stationarity without Degeneracy in a Model of Commodity Money, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-6
- Explaining the Decline in the Auction Rate Securities Market, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-7
- Search, Welfare and the 'Hot Potato' Effect of Inflation, Policy Discussion Paper 2008-8
- Payments Pricing: Who Bears the Cost? : A Conference Summary, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-1
- Clearing and Settlement of Exchange-Traded Derivatives, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-2
- Strategies for Success in Financial Education, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-3
- Financial Market Utilities and the Challenge of Just-In-Time Liquidity, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-4
- Digital Checks as Electronic Payment Orders, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-5
- Pairwise Trade, Asset Prices and Monetary Policy, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-6
- Information Revelation in the Diamond-Dybvig Banking Model, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-7
- Externalities in Payment Card Networks : Theory and Evidence, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-8
- Banking Crises and Investor Confidence : An Empirical Investigation, Policy Discussion Paper 2009-9
- 2010s
- 2020s
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2007-2022
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