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Lemons and Cherries

From Page One Economics: What’s the right amount of research before buying a used car? Learn more about asymmetric information, adverse selection, and moral hazard.

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Working, but Not at Capacity

From Economic Synopses: Reasons why more of the labor force is employed but less capacity is being used—plus related FRED data.

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The Age Dependency Ratio

From Economic Synopses: Decreased labor force + increased elderly population = slower economic growth?

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FRED Update: Release Tables and the API

Learn a little more about how to learn a little more about FRED.

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Dear Diary: Today in Fed History…

Charles S. Hamlin, the first Chair of the Federal Reserve Board (1914-16), kept handwritten diaries. FRASER has them.

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The Housing Market Can Affect Jobs

From Economic Synopses: Areas with large declines in house values also had large declines in employment.      

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Have Labor Costs Slowed the Recovery?

From Economic Synopses: Recent labor costs have actually grown more slowly than during the previous recovery.

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Capital Changes in China

From Economic Synopses: Relatively speaking, the U.S. pays less to borrow and China earns less from lending. New Chinese policies may change that.

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Who Benefits from Too Big To Fail?

From Economic Synopses: “Too Big To Fail” has some consequences that may not be so obvious.

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FRED Moved Uptown

You can now visit FRED at https://fred.stlouisfed.org. Take a brief tour of its new forms and functions.

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