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Federal Agency Debt: Another Side of the Federal Borrowing - Review

Disappointment in recent domestic economic performance has sparked increasing interest in the role of the federal government in the U.S. economy. As it is widely believed that government deficits contribute to inflation, much of the public concern focuses on the size of the federal budget deficit and the growth of federal indebtedness. 

research.stlouisfed.org/.../1979/11/01/federal-agency-debt-another-side-of-the-federal-borrowing

Eurodollars and the U.S. Monetary Supply - Review

This article addresses the relationship between the Eurodollar market and monetary control. It assumes throughout that the Federal Reserve System does not engage in Eurodollar transactions or alter its monetary policy as a result of such transactions.

research.stlouisfed.org/.../publications/review/1980/06/01/eurodollars-and-the-u-s-monetary-supply

Does Eurodollar Borrowing Improve the Dollar's Exchange Value - Review

Early in 1978 the dollar began to decline sharply in value in the foreign exchange markets. This dramatic decline precipitated several Federal Reserve policy actions, culminating in last November’s comprehensive dollar rescue effort undertaken in cooperation with the Treasury. 

research.stlouisfed.org/.../08/01/does-eurodollar-borrowing-improve-the-dollars-exchange-value