Working papers from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas are preliminary drafts circulated for professional comment.

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1989 Working Papers

8917
Dynamic Modeling and Testing of OPEC Behavior
Mine Yücel and Carol Dahl

8916
The Location Quotient and Central Place Theory
R. W. Gilmer, S. R. Keil and R. S. Hack

8915
Are the Permanent Income Model of Consumption and the Accelerator Model of Investment Compatible?
Evan F. Koenig

8914
Nominal GNP Growth and Adjusted Reserve Growth: Nonnested Tests of the St. Louis and Board Measures
Joseph H. Haslag and Scott E. Hein

8913
Do Maquiladoras Take American Jobs? Some Tentative Econometric Results
William C. Gruben

8912
A Dynamic Comparison of An Oil Tariff, a Producer Subsidy, and a Gasoline Tax
Mine Yücel and Carol Dahl

8911
Are Reserve Requirement Changes Really Exogenous? An Example of Regulatory Accommodation of Industry Goals
Cara S. Lawn and John H. Wood

8910
The Clearing House Interbank Payments System: A Description of Its Operation and Risk Management
Robert T. Clair

8909
Macroeconomic Policy and Income Inequality: An Error-Correction Representation
Joseph H. Haslag and Daniel J. Slottje

8908
Daylight Overdrafts: Who Really Bears the Risk?
Robert T. Clair

8907
The Effects of Financial Deregulation on Inflation, Velocity Growth, and Monetary Targeting
W. Michael Cox and Joseph H. Haslag

8906
Real Money Balances and the Timing of Consumption: An Empirical Investigation
Evan F. Koenig

8905
Stock Returns and Inflation: Further Tests of the Proxy and Debt-Monetization Hypotheses
David Ely and Kenneth J. Robinson

8904
Federal Reserve System Reserve Requirements: 1959–88—A Note
Joseph H. Haslag and Scott E. Hein

8903
Asymmetric Information and the Role of Fed Watching
Nathan Balke and Joseph H. Haslag

8902
Further Evidence on the Liquidity Effect Using an Efficient-Markets Approach
Kenneth J. Robinson and Eugenie D. Short

8901
An Econometric Analysis of U.S. Oil Demand
S. P. A. Brown and Keith R. Phillips