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  Back Issues  

 


Fall 2006
(Full publication, pdf, 2,589  kb)

   
  ON THE COVER
 
Degrees of innovation: Universities prompt high levels of development even in non-urban areas  (pdf, 221 kb)

Three professors' collaboration transformed an idea into a multimillion-dollar business just one mile from the small-town campus where it all began.

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FEATURES
 
Charging toward rewards: Issuers offer cardholders incentives to entice loyalty  (pdf, 210 kb)

Like so many of her customers, shop owner Mary Carol Garrity now uses her reward program credit card for almost anything she can, including business expenses.

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Africa: Geography and growth  (pdf, 86 kb)

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City hosted its 30th annual Economic Symposium, a distinguished two-day forum of central bankers, policy  makers and economists.

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Thinking outside the flock: Regional partnerships help small, rural entrepreneurs succeed  (pdf, 191 kb)

For Kim Curtis, what started as making a few bars of floral-scented soap has since turned into producing thousands of batches in dozens of scents sold nationwide.
 
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Update: Check 21 starts strong in the Tenth District, Kansas banks lead conversion  (pdf, 50 kb)

It's no juxtaposition that geographically isolated banks are on the forefront of electronic check processing. they are the ones that benefit most.

     
 
Show me the money: Cash Services Departments process millions daily (pdf, 1,344 kb)

Stacks of bills and bags of coins go through a series of stages every day at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and its Branches.
 
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    DEPARTMENTS
    President's Message  (pdf, 231 kb)
    About...Banking on the Federal Reserve Discount Window  (pdf, 84 kb)
    Notes:  (pdf, 82 kb)
    Fed Directory  (pdf, 188 kb)
     
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