Audit report on the six divisions of the Iowa Department of Commerce for the year ended June 30, 2006

Audit report on the six divisions of the Iowa Department of Commerce for the year ended June 30, 2006

Department of Commerce - Iowa Utilities Board, Performance Report, Performance Results Achieved for Fiscal Year 2007, December 2007

The report highlights the services the IUB provided to Iowans, along with results achieved to ensure reliability, and to improve and expand utility service infrastructure in Iowa. This information is provided in accordance with the State of Iowa Accountable Government Act, Iowa Code chapter 8E. The two basic business functions of the IUB are utility regulation and compliance, and resource management. This report covers performance information for both of these areas.

Department of Commerce - Alcoholic Beverages Division Performance Plan, FY 2009

Agency Performance Plan, Department of Commerce - Alcoholic Beverages Division

Department of Commerce - Division of Banking Performance Plan, FY 2009

Agency Performance Plan, Department of Commerce - Division of Banking

Department of Commerce - Credit Union Division Performance Plan, FY 2009

Agency Performance Plan, Department of Commerce - Credit Union Division

Plan de la Ville et des environs de Lille : Chambre de Commerce de Lille, Chemins de Fer / Dessiné sur pierre, par L. Duhem Cadet, Architecte

Échelle(s) : [ca 1:8 000], Echelle de 1000 Mètres [= 12,7 cm]

Audit report on the six divisions of the Iowa Department of Commerce for the year ended June 30, 2007

Audit report on the six divisions of the Iowa Department of Commerce for the year ended June 30, 2007

A search theory of money and commerce with Neoclassical production

This paper advances a highly tractable model with search theoretic foundations for money and neoclassical growth. In the model, manufacturingand commerce are distinct and separate activities. In manufacturing,goods are efficiently produced combining capital and labor. In commerce,goods are exchanged in bilateral meetings. The model is applied to studythe effects of inßation on capital accumulation and welfare. With realisticparameters, inflation has large negative effects on welfare even though itraises capital and output. In contrast, with cash-in-advance, a deviceinformally motivated with bilateral trading, inflation depresses capitaland output and has a negligible effect on welfare.