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| Technical working papers intended for publication in leading finance and economics journals. The Research Papers series predated StaffReports and was discontinued in 1998. Both series are available only online. |
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1995 Staff Reports
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| Preserving Firm Value through Exit: The Case of Voluntary Liquidations Michael J. Fleming and John J. Moon December Number 8 |
| The Relationship between Government Financial Condition and Expected Tax Rates Reflected in Municipal Bond Yields Sangkyun Park November Number 7 |
| An Efficient, Three-Step Algorithm for Estimating Error-Correction Models with an Application to the U.S.Macroeconomy Michael D. Boldin October Number 6 |
| Using Option Prices to Estimate Realignment Probabilities in the European Monetary System Allan M. Malz September Number 5 |
| Head and Shoulders: Not Just a Flaky Pattern C.L. Osler and P.H. Kevin Chang June Number 4 |
| Short-Term Speculators and the Origins of Near-Random-Walk Exchange Rate Behavior C. L. Osler July Number 3 |
| The Costs and Benefits of Dual Trading Hun Y. Park, Asani Sarkar, and Lifan Wu June Number 2 |
| Central Bank Independence and Disinflationary Credibility: A Missing Link? Adam Posen May Number 1 |
