GreblerLeo, “California's Dependence on Capital Imports for Mortgage Investment,”California Management Review, V: 3 (Spring 1963), 47–54.
2.
GilliesJames M., “The Scarcity of Capital for Mortgage Lending in California: An Economic or Legal Problem?”UCLA Law Review, IX:3 (May 1962), 545–563.
3.
“The Time Deposit Scene,”Monthly Review, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, July 1966, pp. 132–133.
4.
Investment Outlook, 1966 (New York: Bankers Trust Company, 1966).
5.
California Savings and Housing Data Book, 1966 (Pasadena, California: California Savings and Loan League, 1966).
6.
Ibid.
7.
FNMA And Cal-Vet programs and private investors are sources of mortgage funds but are not considered because of difficulties of arriving at accurate estimates of the amounts that would represent investments by California savers.
8.
Various reports issued in the Federal Reserve Bulletin and by the Federal Home Loan Bank have reported these differentials. See reference 3.
9.
GreblerLeoBlankDavid N.WinnickLouis, Capital Formation In Residential Real Estate (Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1956), pp. 76–77.
10.
AbramowitzMoses, Evidences of Long Swings in Aggregate Constructions Since the Civil War (New York: Columbia University Press, 1964) pp. 131–139.
11.
California Savings and Housing Data Book, 1966, op. cit.
12.
MaiselSherman, “The Relationship of Residential Financing and Expenditures on Residential Construction,”Conference on Savings and Residential Financing, 1965 Proceedings (Chicago: U.S. Savings and Loan League, 1965), pp. 129–151.
