From Economic Synopses: Get a handle on how economists measure the economy’s potential.
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).
Economic Synopses digs deeper into the wage gap.
Economic Synopses looks at differences in teacher pay across the U.S.
From Economic Synopses: During the Great Recession, most government support was aimed at stabilizing the financial sector.
Economic Synopses compares assumptions and actual data on firm behavior during the Great Recession.
The BLS discovered data errors in federal government hires, total separations, and layoffs and discharges and have removed observations since January 2011. Go to this link for updates on when the data will be corrected. The FRED series affected by this suppression of data include JTU9100TSR, JTU9100TSL, JTU9100LDR, JTU9100LDL, JTU9100HIR, JTU9100HIL, JTU9000TSR, JTU9000TSL, JTU9000LDR, JTU9000LDL, JTU9000HIR, JTU9000HIL, JTS9000TSR, JTS9000TSL, JTS9000LDR, JTS9000LDL, JTS9000HIR, and JTS9000HIL.
Check FRASER’s Banking Legislation and Law themes for 50+ new pieces of historical legislation regulating trade, labor, and other domains.
Economic Synopses tracks the ups and down of debt in St. Louis, Louisville, Memphis, and Little Rock.
We’ve made improvements to FRED user accounts to make it easier to interact with all your content. The user account homepage offers you a comprehensive view and more choices for displaying and interacting with your content.
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