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The case of the "missing M2"
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Year: 1992 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Should bond funds be included in M2?
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Year: 1993 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Regulatory changes and housing coefficients
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Year: 1995 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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The interest sensitivity of GDP and accurate reg Q measures
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Year: 1995 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Credit availability, bank consumer lending, and consumer durables
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Year: 1995 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Inflation, unemployment, and duration
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Year: 1996 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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The effects of credit availability, nonbank competition, and tax reform on bank consumer lending
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Year: 1992 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Adding bond funds to M2 in the P-star model of inflation
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Year: 1994 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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The Impact of the Dodd-Frank Act on Small Business
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Year: 2018 Publisher: Cambridge, Mass. National Bureau of Economic Research

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There are concerns that the Dodd-Frank Act (DFA) has impeded small business lending. By increasing the fixed regulatory compliance requirements needed to make business loans and operate a bank, the DFA disproportionately reduced the incentives for all banks to make very modest loans and reduced the viability of small banks, whose small-business share of C&I loans is generally much higher than that of larger banks. Despite an economic recovery, the small loan share of C&I loans at large banks and banks with $300 or more million in assets has fallen by 9 percentage points since the DFA was passed in 2010, with the magnitude of the decline twice as large at small banks. Controlling for cyclical effects and bank size, we find that these declines in the small loan share of C&I loans are almost all statistically attributed to the change in regulatory regime. Examining Federal Reserve survey data, we find evidence that the DFA prompted a relative tightening of bank credit standards on C&I loans to small versus large firms, consistent with the DFA inducing a decline in small business lending through loan supply effects. We also empirically model the pace of business formation, finding that it had downshifted around the time when the DFA and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act were announced. Timing patterns suggest that business formation has more recently ticked higher, coinciding with efforts to provide regulatory relief to smaller banks via modifying rules implementing the DFA. The upturn contrasts with the impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which appears to persistently restrain business formation.


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An econometric analysis of borrowing constraints and household debt
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Year: 1991 Publisher: Dallas, Tex. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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