Each publication is in both Adobe "Portable Document Format," PDF, and in normal web browser fomat (HTML).   Most computers today have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader already installed.
However, if you desire to download and install the reader,click this logo:      

Instructions:

• For Adobe "Portable Document Format," PDF, click the PDF logo at the left for a publication. The PDF file will open to be read.
• Less desirable, but possible, to view without PDF, click the link at the right of the PDF logo.
• To download the publication in PDF form to your computer, right-click the PDF icon and choose "save target as."
• It is possible to print either type of file.

Publications:

• Three-part series in the RMA Journal, Risk Mangement Association (circulation ~20,000 bankers in the U.S.), formerly Robert Morris Associates.  To view the RMA website, click here.
  
• For authors' background, see Who We Are
  
• Articles:
  
  • For a summary of the three articles, click here.
    
  •   View Introduction and Supplemental illustrations to accompany the three-article RMA series.
  •   The Three-Cornered Hat: A Fantasy Dance: Perils of Using Traditional Method Market Analysis for Elder Housing Development and Takeover
    Part One of a Three-part Series
    
    • Authors: G. Wm. Bailey and Timothy E. Detwiler
    • RMA Journal, Jul-Aug 2001, Volume 83, #10.
  •   Data Dilemma: Turnover and Commingling. Perils of Using Traditional Method Market Analysis for Elder Housing Development and Takeover
    Part Two of a Three-part Series
    
    • Authors: G. Wm. Bailey, Vivian Z. Klaff, and Avijit Banerjee
    • RMA Journal, September 2001.
  •   A Solution; New Quan titative Techniques: Overcoming the Weaknesses of Traditional Method Market Analysis for Elder Housing Development and Takeover (Click the Acrobat symbol, or right-click download for a copy; the HTML version is not available)
    
    • Authors: G. Wm. Bailey and Avijit Banerjee
    • RMA Journal, October 2001.
    • Part Three of a Three-part Series
      
• A "helper sheet" is published above, with pictures that help explain the graphs and text. See "View Introduction and Supplemental illustrations," above.
  
• Various Fiscal Associates' white papers. Some older copies are still available, but the majority are pending review, updating, and revision. Request by general topic area via e-mail.
• Slide shows in Power Point format, with sound (limited distribution). Call to inquire.