Most Recent Articles from New England Economic Review

• Network externalities in the market for electronic check payments 

  Network externalities exist when the value of a good or service to a potential consumer increases with the number of other consumers using the same...

  01/01/03 by Joanna Stavins · More from publication

• Who uses electronic check products: a look at depository institutions 

  Approximately 42 billion checks were written and collected in the United States in 2000. (1) The vast majority of noncash transactions continue to...

  06/22/02 by Joanna Stavins · More from publication

• Interstate fiscal disparity, in 1997 

  Readily available tax statistics tell state and local policymakers the amount and mix of revenues that their governments receive. However, these...

  06/22/02 by Robert Tannenwald · More from publication

• The evolution of regional manufacturing employment: gross job flows within and between firms and industries 

  The distribution of manufacturing employment across regions of the United States has changed tremendously over time. Shares of manufacturing...

  06/22/02 by Scott Schuh · More from publication

• Has the stock market become TDD Narrow? - review of Standard and Poor's Cop. stock index between 1968 and 1999 - Statistical Data Included 

  Vice President and Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The author thanks Richard Brauman for his very helpful research assistance. Vice...

  11/01/00 by Richard W. Kopcke · More from publication

• The use of value at risk by institutional investors - analysis of risk management - Statistical Data Included 

  Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The author wishes to thank Richard Kopcke for helpful comments. David schramm provided valuable...

  11/01/00 by Katerina Simons · More from publication

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