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Business Trends
1948-1966
This collection is the print version of Business Trends, a Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland weekly broadcast that covers current economic conditions. The radio transmission, broadcast weekly by various Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland professionals, occurred over the Cleveland, Ohio radio station WGAR.
- Business Review
- Indexes
- 1940s
- 1950s
- 1960s
- The 1960 Business Forecasts
- Private Pension Plans
- Recent Improvement in U.S. Balance of Payments
- Foreign Markets for United States Farm Products
- The New Industrial Production Index
- The President's Budget for 1961
- Bank Earnings
- Notes on Prices
- Incomplete Improvement in Employment
- Why Food Prices Are High
- Manpower in the Nineteen Sixties
- The Business Reappraisal is Not Agonizing
- Recent Business Developments
- Some Census Findings on Local Trade
- State and Local Government Expenditures
- Harvest Season for Greenhouse Crops
- Wrapping Up the Record of First-Quarter Business
- U.S. Balance of Payments Deficit Reduced
- The Clouds Are Lifting
- Recent Bank Operations in the Cleveland District
- Situations Wanted
- What's Happening to Savings?
- Housing Help for Small Communities
- Treasury Financing in the Fiscal Year Now Ending
- Inventories and Business Activity
- Spotting the Spur to Business Activity
- Current Building Trends in Cleveland
- What's Happening to Debt?
- Homebuilding Cycle Due to Change?
- Budget Boxscore
- The Plus Factors in Business
- Farm Prospects at Midyear
- Second-Quarter Business in Retrospect
- Exports Near Record Rate
- Instalment Credit Over Two Cycles
- Industrial Production in 1960
- Life Insurance as a Source of Funds
- The Current Employment Situation
- Persistence of Business Uncertainty
- Experiment in Debt Management
- Easing Price of Farm Real Estate
- Building Spurt in Cleveland's Suburbs
- The Drift of Industrial Production
- College on the Cuff
- The U.S. as an International Investor
- Fourth District Banking Since Midyear
- International Lending Agencies
- Business News a Bit Better
- Business Borrowing at Banks in 1960
- Downward Pressures on Prices
- Small Cars Sell Big
- Consumer Buying and Business Buying
- Business Borrowing in the Open Market
- The 1961 Business Forecasts
- Strength in Agricultural Exports
- A Look at State Finances
- Problems of the U.S. Deficit
- New Story of Soybeans
- Trend of Personal Savings
- How Mild is the Recession?
- The Cautious Consumer
- Measuring Monetary Ease
- Keeping Tab on Unemployment
- The Uneasy Stability of Farm Land Prices
- Measuring Consumer Income
- Interpreting the News on Unemployment
- Small Business Investment Companies
- Recent Price Trends
- The Change in the Business Weather
- Early Signs of Cleveland Business Recovery
- Consumer Instalment Credit
- A Brighter Farm Income Picture
- Legislatures in the Limelight
- Financial Flows
- Energizing Economic Growth
- Reducing a Grain Surplus
- Steel Paces the Business Recovery in Cleveland
- Steel and Autos in Recession and Recovery
- Burgeoning of Industrial Parks
- Improvement in U.S. Balance of Payments
- The Treasury Goes to the Market
- Unemployment During Business Recovery
- A Plentiful Supply of Chicken
- Food Stamp Program Tryout
- Progress Report on the Business Recovery
- Bank Credit During Recovery
- Monetary Policy During Recovery
- The Use of Agricultural Resources
- Steel Imports Higher
- Economic Growth and Productivity
- Gauging the Speed of Business Recovery
- U.S. Financial Policy, 1961
- Consumer Buying and the Business Expansion
- More Income for the Aged
- Retail Trade During Recovery
- How's Business in Cleveland?
- Liquidity and Economic Activity
- Farm Purchases by Instalment
- An Important Month for Business News
- Commercial Bank Investments in 1961
- Manufacturers' Inventories in a Recovery Period
- Federal Spending
- Price Stable in Business Upswing
- Recent Gains in Cleveland Business Activity
- Price Stability in the Meat Market
- Shape of the Industrial Recovery
- New Cars Sell
- Budgets for '63
- Trends in Manufacturing Employment in Ohio
- Agricultural Exports Continue to Expand
- What's New in Housing?
- A Billion a Day and How It's Spent
- Interest Rates on Time Deposits
- 1962, What Kind of Year for Business?
- Instalment Credit in the Recovery
- Who's Been Buying Steel?
- Municipal Borrowing Continues to Grow
- A Year of Extended Unemployment Insurance
- Business is Picking Up
- Advances and Retreats in Heavy-Industry Activity
- Ohio : Outstanding in Exports
- Toward Stability in Farm Prices
- Profits, Production, Prices, and Prosperity
- Incomplete Recovery in Cleveland Employment
- The Stock Market as a Bearer of Messages
- Interest Rates During Recovery
- Truck Sales and General Business
- Two Tests for Business
- Spotlight on State Finances
- A New Instrument in the Money Market
- The Class of '62
- Durable-Goods Orders and Business Conditions
- Abatement of the Grain Surplus
- A Stumble and Recovery in Retail Sales
- Recent News on Balance of Payments
- Steel and General Business in Cleveland
- Margins and Stock Market Credit
- A Look at Tax Reduction
- The Financial Position of Agriculture
- U.S. Cars in Foreign Markets
- Recent Thought on Tax Reform
- Queer Year in Business
- Slow Business Expansion in Cleveland
- New Skills for the Unemployed
- Pension Funds and Their Investments
- Recent Financial Highlights
- Review of Business in the Fall Season
- Beyond the Business Cycle
- Business Investments Abroad
- Stability of Farm Income
- Business Trends for the Returned Traveler
- How Solid Is the Recent Business Improvement in Cleveland?
- Used Cars in Demand
- Foods for the Christmas Holiday
- International Accounts of the United States
- Easy Lesson on the Euro-Dollar Market
- Prices Show Continued Stability
- Progress of Small Business Investment Companies
- Economic Activity During the Last Quarter
- Bank Credit Developments in 1962
- Changing Aspects of Foreign Aid
- February Spurt in Cleveland Building Activity
- Wheat Growers to Decide
- Innovation in Treasury Borrowing
- Automation in Banking
- A Good First Half in the Auto Industry
- Steel Stockpiling Increases
- Breeze in the Sails of Business
- Weather Effects on Cleveland Business
- U.S. Assets Abroad
- Financing the Expansion of College Facilities
- Industrial Aid Bonds
- Plus Signs in Cleveland Business
- Climate Controlled Vegetable Crops
- Trading Stamps in Retailing
- Who Are the Self-Employed
- Boom Year for International Travel
- A Challenge for the 'Sixties
- Continued Rise in Price of Farm Real Estate
- The Coming Test for Business
- The Over-The-Counter Securities Market
- Mining and Utility Components of Industrial Production
- Capital Investment and the Business Outlook
- Auto Roundup
- Taking Stock of the '63 Budget Year
- The Export-Import Bank
- Farm Prospects at Midyear
- The Current Trend of Business in Cleveland
- A Good Year for Metalworking Machinery
- Housing for Senior Citizens
- How Short the Work Week?
- Research Makes the Mare Go
- Manufacturers' Trade Credit
- Wheat Surpluses in U.S. and Canada
- Consumers Savings and Business Activity
- Canada's Balance of Payments
- A Swedish Anti-Recession Plan
- Robot Retailing
- The Recent Expansion of Business in Cleveland
- Dividend Rates at Savings and Loan Associations
- New Look at Steel
- Outlook for Agriculture in 1964
- Measuring the Money Supply
- Business Forges Ahead
- Appliance Industry on the Move
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- A Second Chance for School Dropouts
- Retail Trade and Unemployment in Cleveland
- Trends in Home Mortgages
- A Leveling of Residential Construction?
- Business Conditions and the Tax Cut
- Nuclear Kilowatts
- Corporate Dividends
- Strength in Autos
- Mass Transportation in the Metropolitan Areas
- Tax Reduction and Cleveland Business Activity
- Trends in Municipal Borrowing
- America's Crusade Against Poverty
- Recent Developments in Money and Credit
- An Expansion in Agricultural Exports
- Truth in Lending
- Bank Capital and Senior Securities
- 1964 : A Record Steel Year?
- Furor Over Beef
- Business Strong but Not Booming
- The Construction Industry in Cleveland
- Medical Care for the Aged
- Fresh Water From the Sea
- Women at Work
- Dairy Farm Income May Rise in 1964
- Trend of Bank Earnings
- Smoke Signals
- A Reappraisal of Cleveland Business Activity
- Poverty in the Appalachian Area
- Business Continues to Quicken
- The World Auto Market
- Trends in State and Local Government Finance
- Captive Finance Companies
- Construction - A Question Mark
- Price Trends and Price Sentiment
- The Value Added Tax
- Recent Expansion in Farm Mortgage Loans
- Are Strikes Withering Away?
- The Interest Equalization Tax
- Modifying the International Monetary Fund
- Federal-Aid Highways
- Examining Excise Taxes
- Business Scores for the Third Quarter
- Our Growing Coal Market
- Who Are the Multiple Jobholders?
- Current Building Trends in Cleveland
- Business Investment and the Business Outlook
- The Measurement of Job Vacancies
- Outlook for Agriculture in 1965
- The British Surtax on Imports
- Unemployment in Retrospect and Prospect
- The Market for Foreign Currencies
- Divergent Trends in Wholesale and Consumer Prices
- Highlights of Cleveland Business Activity in 1964
- Discretionary Income
- Basic Features of Public Housing Programs
- A New Type of Government Security
- Tax Credits for Higher Education
- Steel Supply and Business Stability
- Ohio as a Major Coal Market
- The International Coffee Agreement
- The Kennedy Round of "Gatt" : Its Progress and Problems
- Changing Construction Trends in Cleveland and Suburbs
- The Iron Ore Revolution Comes of Age
- Lagging Economic Indicators and Current Conditions
- Treasury Tax and Loan Accounts
- The Three R's and the Labor Force
- Soybeans Up From Obscurity
- Business Loans in 1965
- Direct Investments Abroad
- Flexible Exchange Rates
- Measuring Job Vacancies : The Rochester Study
- Recent Trends in Instalment Credit
- More Jobs for Teenagers
- Meat Market Melee
- Recent Business Scores
- Cleveland Business Activity
- Perspective on the Machinery Industries
- "Going, Going, Gone" in the Auto Auction
- The 1965 Census of Shareholders
- Recent Patterns in World Trade
- A Service Oriented Economy
- Recorded Corporate Demand in the Capital Market
- Recent Development in Farm and Food Prices
- Taxation of Interstate Trade
- Federal Aid to States
- Some Perspective on Instalment Debt
- Credit Unions on the Rise
- Ohio Commercial Bank Mergers, 1955-64
- The Third Dimension of the Steel Question
- Auto Industry Rounds Out of Record Year
- Current Trends in Construction
- Spotlight on Wholesale Prices
- Business Trends in Cleveland
- Profit Performance : Past and Present
- A Firm Tone in the Labor Market
- Another Look at Housing
- Another Good Year in Prospect for Agriculture
- Social Security Here and in Europe
- Small Business Investment Companies
- Recent Trends in the Balance of Payments
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When this publication/broadcast debuted, it was titled Business Review. The title was changed to Business Trends November 20, 1948.
Business Trends ceased publication with the December 18, 1965 issue.
1948-1966
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
- Economic Review (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland)
- Economic Trends (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland)
- Basic Business News
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