The Impact of the Credit Crisis and Weaker Economy on U.S. States and Municipal Entities  
pp.1-11 (11)
Authors:  Nick Samuels.

When Market Risk Becomes a Credit Factor   Short-Term Markets and Government’s Response
pp.13-22 (10)
Authors:  Natalie R. Cohen.

Municipal Market Struggles to Maintain Broad Retail Participation Without Bond Insurance  
pp.23-35 (13)
Authors:  Paul Kwiatkoski.

What Happens When Municipal Bond Insurance Companies Lose Credit?  
pp.37-47 (11)
Authors:  Dwight V. Denison.

State and Local Government Finance in the Current Crisis   Time for Emergency Federal Relief ?
pp.49-64 (16)
Authors:  David E. Wildasin.

The Other S&L Crisis   A Policy Window for Reform?
pp.65-76 (12)
Authors:  Beth Walter Honadle.

The Current Impact of the Tightening Credit Market on Municipal Borrowing Costs   A Case Study
pp.77-86 (10)
Authors:  Jane Beckett-Camarata.

Subprimes, Shortfalls, and Spillovers   The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Mortgage-Related Revenues in NYS Counties
pp.87-99 (13)
Authors:  Helisse Levine.

“I Never Knew It Could Be Like This”   Lessons from the 1980s for California’s Budget Crisis
pp.101-124 (24)
Authors:  Daniel J.B. Mitchell.

Holding a Hot Potato?   The Credit Crisis and Its Impact on State Cash and Short-Term Investment Portfolios
pp.125-137 (13)
Authors:  Beth-Anne S. Leech.