Federal Reserve Economic Data
Top Story 1
Some History of Women and Labor
FRASER has new content from the U.S. Women’s Bureau about women’s employment and labor legislation: The Woman Worker (1938-1942) and Facts on Women Workers (1947-1953).
Married Men Make More
Economic Synopses digs deeper into the wage gap.
The Costs of a (Great) Recession
From Economic Synopses: During the Great Recession, most government support was aimed at stabilizing the financial sector.
Debt in the St. Louis Fed’s District
Economic Synopses tracks the ups and down of debt in St. Louis, Louisville, Memphis, and Little Rock.
Why Are U.S. Bond Yields So High?
Find out here.
Recession Signals
From Economic Synopses: May’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.8%, the lowest in 18 years. Does this tell us something about the next recession?
New to FRASER
FDIC records and research, including a study of bank failures in the 1920s.
Posted in Research Announcements, Top Story 1
The Cost of Disaster
Page One Economics sheds light on the costs of natural disasters, with a focus on New Orleans.
Tariffs
From Economic Synopses: Tariff increases have been associated with lower economic activity.
The Latest Research
Review Q2: At the intersection of cryptocurrency and monetary policy
