Deposit ceilings and the efficiency of financial intermediation : an invited working paper /

"August 1979."

Report of the Bank Commissioners of the State of Connecticut.

Beginning with report for 1878 (and occasionally in previous years), each report contains a compilation of the laws relative to banks, savings banks, trust and investment companies and building and loan associations. Cf. Bowker, State publicaions, pt. 1, p. 74.

Annual report of the Commissioner of Banking of state and mutual savings banks of Wisconsin.

Description based on: 9th (1903).

Seventy points on the income tax; common errors of taxpayers in reporting net income under the federal income tax law

Mode of access: Internet.

Bank operating statistics.

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual report of the Board of Bank Commissioners

Reports presented in June 18 -1889; in Dec.1890-9

The role of citizen advisory boards in the federal government's resolution of the S&L crisis.

Mode of access: Internet.

The National bank act, and other laws relating to national banks, from the revised statutes of the United States ... /

Title varies slightly.

Financial analysis : short-term funding needs of the Bank Insurance Fund and the Resolution Trust Corporation /

"August 1991".

Annual report of the Bank Commissioner, showing the condition of building and loan associations in the State of Kansas to His Excellency, the Governor of the State.

Report year ends Dec. 31.

Farmers and Mechanics Bank

Forty-seven year of Faithful service. "Member of the Federal Reserve System"

Office of Thrift Supervision journal.

Title from cover.

How useful is the genuine savings rate as a sustainability indicator for regions within countries? Australia and Queensland compared

This article shows how macroeconomic indicators of sustainable development can be applied to the Queensland economy. While recognising the complex and contentious theoretical and practical issues in deriving the Genuine Savings Rate (GSR) to serve as such an indicator, we use the World Bank's methodology, which includes only mineral depletion, deforestation and carbon dioxide emissions as environmental terms, to estimate GSRs for Queensland for the period 1989 to 1999, and compare these to World Bank estimates of Australia's GSR for the same period. We find that Queensland has a higher rate of natural resource depletion and a lower GSR than the whole of Australia. We also examine how well the World Bank GSR performs as a 'headline' measure of overall sustainability, review criticisms of the GSR, and compare its implicit policy implications with those of net state savings, and of the GSR plus a suite of other indicators.

West German bank advertising and the East German public:a study in intercultural advertising communication

In the wake of German unification, initial advertising by many West German companies in the new federal states (the former German Democratic Republic - GDR) proved largely ineffective and many advertisers were forced to change their approach to this new market. The advertising task proved even more complicated for banks, because banking existed only at the most basic level in the former GDR. Furthermore, under the old regime, "capitalist" banks represented the very antithesis of the GDR's founding ideology. This analysis of advertising by West German banks - in particular Dresdner Bank - in the new federal states brings together elements of discourse and communication theory, particularly Relevance Theory [Sperber and Wilson 1986], with the overall objective of designing a model of intercultural advertising communication. A series of simple association tasks based on texts from pre-Wende advertisements was completed by a sample of advertisees (as they are called in the study) in Leipzig. The research shows the lack of relevance between the advertiser's understanding of concepts such as "credit", "bank" etc. and the associations which these concepts have for the sample of advertisees. Further analysis reveals that this lack of relevance occurs because advertisers and advertisees assign differing contexts to these concepts when they communicate through advertising. The study concludes that these different contexts, governed by the contrasting ideological, economic and linguistic environments of the advertisers and advertisees, interfere with the effective communication of the advertising message.

The song of humpback whale and the potential effects of whale-watching in the abrolhos bank, BA, Brazil

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