Joe Peek
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL760569A
Top Subjects
- Bank loans -- New England (3)
- Risk management (3)
- Bank capital -- New England (2)
- Loans, Japanese -- United States (2)
- Corporations, Japanese -- United States (2)
- Bank investments -- Japan (2)
- Banks and banking, Japanese -- United States (2)
Books by Joe Peek
Total count: 21
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The measurement and determinants of single-family house pricesFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1991-01-01
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The capital crunchneither a borrower nor a lender beFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1991-01-01
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The role of real estate in the New England credit crunchFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1992-01-01
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Bank regulation and the credit crunchFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1993-01-01
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Small business credit availabilityhow important is size of lender?Federal Reserve Bank of Boston1995-01-01
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Bank regulatory agreements and real estate lendingFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1995-01-01
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Banks and the availability of small business loansFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1995-01-01
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Will legislated early intervention prevent the next banking crisis?Federal Reserve Bank of Boston1996-01-01
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The international transmission of financial shocksthe case of JapanFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1996-01-01
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The international transmission of financial shocks: the case of JapanFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1996-01-01
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Derivatives activity at troubled banksFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1996-01-01
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Bank consolidation and small business lendingit's not just bank size that mattersFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1997-01-01
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Is bank supervision central to central banking?Federal Reserve Bank of Boston1997-01-01
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Collateral damageeffects of the Japanese real estate collapse on credit availability and real activity in the United StatesFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1997-01-01
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The poor performance of foreign bank subsidiarieswere the problems acquired or created?Federal Reserve Bank of Boston1998-01-01
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Japanese banking problemsimplications for Southeast AsiaFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1998-01-01
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Does the Federal Reserve have an informational advantage? You can bank on itFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1998-01-01
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Determinants of the Japan premiumactions speak louder than wordsFederal Reserve Bank of Boston1998-01-01
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Does the Federal Reserve possess an exploitable informational advantage?Federal Reserve Bank of Boston1999-01-01
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Identifying the macroeconomic effect of loan supply shocksFederal Reserve Bank of Boston2000-01-01
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Unnatural selectionperverse incentives and the misallocation of credit in JapanNational Bureau of Economic Research2003-01-01