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Economic Brief

July 2025, No. 25-27

A "rounding tax" could affect consumers, especially if attention turns to phasing out the nickel as well.

July 2025, No. 25-26

Such information creates significant inefficiencies, lowering asset supply, trade volume and overall welfare.

Lindsay Li and Nicholas Trachter

June 2025, No. 25-25

Global interconnectedness has been present for decades, as seen by how countries' GDP growth and inflation tend to move together.

June 2025, No. 25-24

In 2024, a significant number (12 percent) of 16-24 year olds were classified as "NEET" (not in employment, education or training).

June 2025, No. 25-23

An "impact factor" may help estimate how tariffs affect the cost of intermediate inputs used in production.

Marina Azzimonti and Acacia Wyckoff

June 2025, No. 25-22

Once lauded as a model of fiscal discipline, Germany's debt brake now stands at the center of a growing debate over its broader economic consequences.

May 2025, No. 25-21

Situations where tariffs provide overall benefits are theoretically possible but appear to be practically limited.

May 2025, No. 25-20

Viewing the rise in inflation through a single perspective may mean missing part of the picture.

May 2025, No. 25-19

Literature suggests much of the decline may be a response to the changing needs of both households and firms.

May 2025, No. 25-18

A new measure suggests reserve balances are more distributed than originally thought.

Russell Wong and Mengbo Zhang

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