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Vol. 24, No. 2
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Last Updated: 05/17/2000

Unemployment and wage growth: Recent cross-state evidence

Daniel Aaronson, Daniel G. Sullivan

Industry observers have proposed increasing the role of subordinated debt in bank capital requirements as a means to increase market discipline. A recent Federal Reserve System Task Force evaluated the characteristics of such proposals. Here, the authors take the next step and offer a specific sub-debt proposal. They describe how it would operate and what changes it would require in the regulatory framework.

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