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Economic Brief

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

April 2025, No. 25-17

Firms may source inputs from a variety of suppliers to help avoid weather disrupting their supply chains.

Juanma Castro-Vincenzi, Simon Farbman, Gaurav Khanna, Nicolas Morales and Nitya Pandalai-Nayar

April 2025, No. 25-16

Announcements regarding AI can have significant impact on the economy, even if the actual technology isn't enacted for a while.

Christoph Görtz, Christopher Gunn and Thomas A. Lubik

April 2025, No. 25-15

The recent tariff announcement implies that the average effective tariff rate would rise further compared to our previous analysis.

April 2025, No. 25-14

For estimating underlying inflation, it is important to control for seasonality in volatility.

April 2025, No. 25-13

When all 2025 tariff measures are included, the total average effective tariff rate for 2025 reaches 22.2 percent.

April 2025, No. 25-12

Calculating the average effective tariff rate can help assess the impact of the proposed tariffs.

March 2025, No. 25-11

Months supply does better at predicting house price growth than many other relevant variables, such as the unemployment rate and the 10-year Treasury yield.

March 2025, No. 25-10

While valuation fluctuations successfully explain stock market dynamics, they appear insufficient as the sole driver of variation in firms' hiring decisions.

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