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Business Review Articles
Published four times a year, the Business Review includes less-technical articles written by economists in the Bank's Economic Research Department. They are intended for a wide audience and often address timely economic issues.
These papers are listed chronologically below. The Center also maintains an updated payments bibliography for academic researchers.
2009
- BR09-04: "Changes in the Use of Electronic Means of Payment: 1995-2007," by Loretta Mester
- BR09-03: "Residential Housing and Personal Bankruptcy," by Wenli Li
- BR09-02: "Bank Credit Standards," by Mitchell Berlin
- BR09-01: "Rethinking the Implications of Monetary Policy: How a Transactions Role for Money Transforms the Predictions of Our Leading Models," by Julia Thomas
2005
2003
2002
2001
All Articles
- BR09-04: "Changes in the Use of Electronic Means of Payment: 1995-2007," by Loretta Mester
- BR09-03: "Residential Housing and Personal Bankruptcy," by Wenli Li
- BR09-02: "Bank Credit Standards," by Mitchell Berlin
- BR09-01: "Rethinking the Implications of Monetary Policy: How a Transactions Role for Money Transforms the Predictions of Our Leading Models," by Julia Thomas
- 08-04: The Economic Logic of a Fresh Start
- 08-03: Recent Developments in Consumer Credit and Payments
- 07-17: What Do We Know About Chapter 13 Personal Bankruptcy Filings?
- 07-06: Collecting Consumer Debt in America
- 06-10: Residential Mortgage Default
- 06-06: Changes in the Use of Electronic Means of Payment: 1995-2004
- 06-02: Recent Developments in Consumer Credit and Payments
- 05-22: Whither Consumer Credit Counseling?
- 03-16: Changes in the Use of Electronic Means of Payment
- 03-11: Antitrust Issues in Payment Card Networks: Can They Do That? Should We Let Them?
- 02-06: What's in the File? The Economics and Law of Consumer Credit Bureaus
- 02-02: Is the Personal Bankruptcy System Bankrupt?
- 01-07: Privacy Matters: The Right to Privacy and the Financial Services Industry
- 01-05: Summary of Conference on Consumer Transactions and Credit
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