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M onthly R e vie w
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK

Index for the Y e a r 1961
Guide to Page Numbers
Pages
Month of issue
January ........... 1 — 16
February....... 17 — 36
March ............. 37 — 52

Month of issue
Pages
53— 72
April .....
7 3— 92
M a y .......
93 — 112
Ju n e .......

Page
Balance of Payments
The dollar and our national purpose:
32
an address by Alfred Hayes
64
India’s economic development and balance of payments
Prosperity for Free Men (an address by
86
William McChesney Martin, Jr.)
100
International payments flows and reserve changes
International financial problems and policies: statement
120
by Alfred Hayes before Reuss Subcommittee
152, 198
The international financial scene
See also Foreign Economic and Financial
Developments, Foreign Exchange Markets,
Foreign Trade, International Monetary Fund
90

Bank-Administered Personal Trusts
Bank Credit
See Credit, Member Banks, Money Market
Bank Liquidity, Recent Developments in

185

Bankers’ Acceptances
See also Money Market
Business Conditions Abroad
See also Business Situation

94
43, 101, 196

Business Situation
Monthly article
2, 18, 41, 59, 74, 104, 116, 134,150,170,182, 194
Canada’s New Economic Measures
See also Foreign Economic and Financial Developments,
Foreign Exchange Markets
Capital Market
Pricing a corporate bond issue:
a look behind the scenes
See also Money Market
Capital Spending
See also Business Situation
Commercial Banks
Term lending by New York City banks
Bank-administered personal trusts
Bankers* acceptances
Bank credit in recession and recovery
Recent developments in bank liquidity
Compensating balances
See also Member Banks
Compensating Balances
(Primary authors: Richard G. Davis and
Jack M. Guttentag)




22

172
2,117,135

27
90
94
137
185
205
205

Month of issue
Pages
July ............. 113 — 132
August......... 133 — 148
September .... 149 — 164

Month of issue
Pages
October ....... 165 — 180
November .... 181 — 192
December .... 193 — 212

Construction
See also Business Situation
Consumer Spending
See also Business Situation
Corporate Bond Issue, Pricing A
Credit
Term lending by New York City banks
Bank credit in recession and recovery
Recent developments in bank liquidity
Compensating balances
See also Business Situation,
Member Banks, Money Market

59,194
41, 135,150
172
27
137
185
205

Dollar
The dollar and our national purpose:
an address by Alfred Hayes
Bankers’ acceptances
International financial problems and policies: statement
by Alfred Hayes before Reuss Subcommittee
See also Balance of Payments, Foreign Exchange
Markets, International Monetary Fund

32
94
120

Economic and Financial Trends and Policies Abroad
See Foreign Economic and Financial
Developments, Foreign Exchange Markets
Employment
3, 42, 106, 150, 171, 196
Postwar employment fluctuations in the
Second District
11
International comparability of
unemployment statistics
47
See also Business Situation
Exchange Rates, Foreign
Foreign exchange markets, during 1960 and
January-June 1961
The German and Dutch revaluations

9, 114
62

Federal Open Market Committee
Implementation of the policies of
the Federal Open Market Committee:
statement by Robert G. Rouse before
the Patman Committee
Final Demand
See also Business Situation, Consumer Spending

126
105, 117

Foreign Economic and Financial Developments
Quarterly article
43, 100, 152,
Canada’s new economic measures
International comparability of unemployment statistics
The German and Dutch revaluations
India’s economic development and balance of payments
Financing economic development in Puerto Rico

196
22
47

62
64
78

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Foreign Exchange Markets
During 1960
January-June 1961
See also Dollar, Germany, Netherlands

9
114

Foreign Trade
Bankers’ acceptances
The St. Lawrence Seaway and the Second
Federal Reserve District
See also Balance of Payments,
Foreign Exchange Markets

94
139

Germany
The German and Dutch revaluations
See also Foreign Economic and Financial Developments,
Foreign Exchange Markets
Government Securities Market
See Securities and Securities Markets
Great Britain
The British payments problem
The lending activities of the
International Monetary Fund
See also Foreign Economic and Financial Developments

62

152
153

Hayes, Alfred
The dollar and our national purpose
32
(an address)
International financial problems and policies:
120
statement before the Reuss Subcommittee
The recording and publicizing of decisions
concerning open market policy:
130
statement before the Patman Committee
India’s Economic Development and Balance of Payments
64
Industrial Production
3,105, 116,150, 170, 183, 194
See also, Business Situation,
Business Conditions Abroad
International Development Lending Institutions
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
156
International Finance Corporation
159
International Development Association
160
Inter-American Development Bank
160
International Economic and Financial Developments
See Canada, Foreign Economic and Financial
Developments, Germany, Great Britain, India,
Netherlands, Puerto Rico
International Financial Problems and Policies
120
Statement by Alfred Hayes before Reuss Subcommittee
International Monetary Fund
The lending activities of the IMF
The Vienna meeting of the IMF
Inventories
See also Business Situation

153
167
105,116

Investment
Fixed investment during the recession
See also Business Situation, International Development
Lending Institutions, Securities and Securities Markets
Lending Institutions, International Development

156

Liquidity, Domestic
Recent developments in bank liquidity

185

59

Liquidity, International
See Balance of Payments, Dollar, Hayes,
International Monetary Fund
Loans
Term lending by New York City banks
Compensating balances
See also Credit, International Development Lending
Institutions, Money Market




27
205

Page
Martin, William McChesney, Jr.
Prosperity for free men (an address)
86
Member Banks
Member bank reserves
5,25, 38, 54, 107, 118, 145, 162, 176, 189, 202
Member bank credit
6, 55, 137
27
Term lending by New York City banks
90
Bank-administered personal trusts
Bankers’ acceptances
94
185
Recent developments in bank liquidity
Compensating balances
205
Monetary Policy
The dollar and our national purpose:
an address by Alfred Hayes
32
Prosperity for free men: an address
by William McChesney Martin, Jr.
86
Money Market
Monthly article
4, 25, 38, 54, 84, 107, 118, 145, 162, 176, 189, 202
Bankers* acceptances
94
Bank credit in recession and recovery
137
Netherlands
The German and Dutch revaluations
62
See also Foreign Economic and Financial
Developments, Foreign Exchange Markets
Open Market Policy
Implementation of the policies of the Federal Open
Market Committee: statement by Robert G. Rouse
before the Patman Committee
126
The recording and publicizing of decisions concerning
open market policy: statement by Alfred Hayes
before the Patman Committee
130
Prices
19, 106, 172, 184
See also Business Situation
Pricing a Corporate Bond Issue: A Look Behind the Scenes 172
(Primary author, Ernest Bloch)
Prosperity for Free Men
An address by William McChesney Martin, Jr.
86
Puerto Rico
Financing economic development in Puerto Rico
78
Rouse, Robert G.
Implementation of the policies of the Federal
Open Market Committee: statement before
the Patman Committee
126
St. Lawrence Seaway and the Second Federal Reserve District 139
Sales
2 , 61, 195
See also Business Situation
Savings Bonds
The role of Savings bonds in Government finance
109
Second District
Postwar employment fluctuations in the Second District
11
Financing economic development in Puerto Rico
78
The St. Lawrence Seaway and the Second
Federal Reserve District
139
Securities and Securities Market
Government securities market
7.26, 39, 56, 84, 107, 119, 145, 162, 177, 190, 202
Other securities markets
8.27, 40,56, 85, 108,120, 146, 163, 178,191,204
Bankers’ acceptances
94
The role of Savings bonds in Government finance
109
Pricing a corporate bond issue: a look behind the scenes
172
Term Lending by New York City Banks
27
Unemployment
3 , 42, 106, 150, 171, 196
International comparability of unemployment
statistics

See also Business Situation, Employment

47