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Housing Segregation, Negro Employment and Metropolitan Decentralization: An Alternative Perspective

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1969 83(2), 299

I. Introduction, 299. — II. Changes in employment patterns, 300. — III. Negro population changes in the urban areas, 304. — IV. A model of decentralization of employment and its impact on the urban negro's employment problem, 304. — V. The regression results, 307. — VI. Conclusions and implications, 309.

Reserve-Asset Preferences and the Confidence Problem in the Crisis Zone

Lawrence H. Officer; Thomas D. Willett

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1969 83(4), 688

I. Introduction, 688. — II. Restraints on the portfolio-management incentive for gold conversion, 689. — III. The adjustment-signaling incentive for gold conversion, 692. — IV. Summary and conclusions, 694.

Interest Rate Policy and External Balance

Thomas D. Willett; Francesco Forte

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1969 83(2), 242

Introduction, 242. — I. The pure stock adjustment model, 244. — II. The effects of portfolio growth, 246. — III. An empirical application: U.S. short term capital movements, 249. — IV. Interest costs, 252. — V. The interrelationships between interest rates, portfolio size, and capital and interest flows, 257. — VI. Summary and conclusions, 259.

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Housing Segregation, Negro Employment and Metropolitan Decentralization: An Alternative Perspective

Reserve-Asset Preferences and the Confidence Problem in the Crisis Zone

Interest Rate Policy and External Balance