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Remembering Allan Meltzer

From Economic Synopses: In memoriam, Allan H. Meltzer, economic historian of the Federal Reserve, February 6, 1928 – May 8, 2017.

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Firms Great and Small

From Economic Synopses: Small firms didn’t fare so well during the Great Recession.

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Paying for the Home Team

Page One Economics asks, “Should local governments subsidize sports stadiums?”

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Diverging Forecasts

From Economic Synopses: “Soft” data suggest a brighter outlook than “hard” data.

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New Review

The latest issue covers 2009’s Recovery & Reinvestment Act, household debt, China, and Korea.

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Employment Research

A webpage devoted to the latest research, data, and commentary on the job market.

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Adding Injury to Insult

From Economic Synopses: Counties with high unemployment also have high rates of disability.

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The Ingredients of Productivity

Page One Economics: Economic growth comes from “better recipes, not more cooking.”

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China Defends the Yuan

Economic Synopses: China’s fighting speculative pressure to devalue the yuan.

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Check the FRED Blog

Insight on econ themes & data: Recent posts explore consumer durables and the sectors of the economy.

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