Abstract
Net income of member banks in the Eighth Federal Reserve District increased 7 percent in 1971 to $151 million, compared with a 15 percent increase in 1970. Chief factors accounting for the slower income growth in 1971 were a decline in the average rate charged on loans and the increased costs of time and savings deposits.
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