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February 2018, No. 18-02
How Does Family Structure during Childhood Affect College Preparedness and Completion?Adam Blandin, Christopher Herrington and Aaron Steelman
January 2018, No. 18-01
Unauthorized Immigration: Evaluating the Effects and Policy ResponsesSantiago Pinto and Tim Sablik
December 2017, No. 17-12
Transitioning from High School to College: Differences across VirginiaEmily E. Cook, Jessie Romero and Sarah Turner
November 2017, No. 17-11
Can We Tax Social Security Benefits More Efficiently?Helen Fessenden and John Bailey Jones
September 2017, No. 17-09
Are the Effects of Fiscal Policy Asymmetric?Regis Barnichon, Christian Matthes and David A. Price
August 2017, No. 17-08
Understanding the Surge in Commercial Real Estate LendingHelen Fessenden and Catherine Muething
June 2017, No. 17-06
Does the Fed Have a Financial Stability Mandate?Renee Haltom and John A. Weinberg
April 2017, No. 17-04
What Two Billion Retail Transactions Reveal about Consumers’ Choice of PaymentsDavid A. Price, Zhu Wang and Alexander L. Wolman
March 2017, No. 17-03
Are the Effects of Monetary Policy Asymmetric?Regis Barnichon, Christian Matthes and Tim Sablik
February 2017, No. 17-02
How Couples Approach Portfolio AllocationHelen Fessenden, Nika Lazaryan and Urvi Neelakantan
January 2017, No. 17-01
Does Redistribution Increase Output?Kartik B. Athreya, Andrew Owens, Jessie Romero and Felipe F. Schwartzman
December 2016, No. 16-12
The Role of Central Bank Lending in the Conduct of Monetary PolicyNovember 2016, No. 16-11
The Burns Disinflation of 1974Thomas A. Lubik, Christian Matthes and Tim Sablik
October 2016, No. 16-10
Assessing the Effect of the Affordable Care Act on Part-Time EmploymentAndreas Hornstein and David A. Price
September 2016, No. 16-09
How Did Short-Term Market Rates React to Liftoff?Renee Haltom and Alexander L. Wolman
August 2016, No. 16-08
Whom Do the Federal Reserve Bank Boards Serve?Helen Fessenden and Gary Richardson
July 2016, No. 16-07
A "New Normal"? The Prospects for Long-Term Growth in the United StatesAaron Steelman and John A. Weinberg
June 2016, No. 16-06
Using Inventories to Help Explain Post-1984 Business CyclesThomas A. Lubik, Karl Rhodes, Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte and Felipe F. Schwartzman
May 2016, No. 16-05
Do Net Interest Margins and Interest Rates Move Together?Huberto M. Ennis, Helen Fessenden and John R. Walter
April 2016, No. 16-04
The Role of Option Value in College DecisionsJessie Romero and Nicholas Trachter
January 2016, No. 16-01
Understanding the New Liquidity Coverage Ratio RequirementsMark House, Tim Sablik and John R. Walter
December 2015, No. 15-12
Did the Durbin Amendment Reduce Merchant Costs? Evidence from Survey ResultsRenee Haltom and Zhu Wang
November 2015, No. 15-11
Why Are Women Leaving the Labor Force?Maria E. Canon, Helen Fessenden and Marianna Kudlyak
October 2015, No. 15-10
Calculating the Natural Rate of Interest: A Comparison of Two Alternative ApproachesSeptember 2015, No. 15-09
Inflation Targeting: Could Bad Luck Explain Persistent One-Sided Misses?Andreas Hornstein, Joe Johnson and Karl Rhodes
August 2015, No. 15-08
Living Wills for Systemically Important Financial Institutions: Some Expected Benefits and ChallengesArantxa Jarque and David A. Price
July 2015, No. 15-07
Buyers' Ability and Willingness to Shop Around: An Explanation for Price DispersionKarl Rhodes and Nicholas Trachter
June 2015, No. 15-06
Did Banking Reforms of the Early 1990s Fail? Lessons from Comparing Two Banking CrisesEliana Balla, Helen Fessenden, Edward S. Prescott and John R. Walter
May 2015, No. 15-05
Discount Window Lending: Policy Trade-offs and the 1985 BoNY Computer FailureHuberto M. Ennis and David A. Price
March 2015, No. 15-03
Explaining the Decline in the Number of Banks since the Great RecessionRoisin McCord, Edward S. Prescott and Tim Sablik
February 2015, No. 15-02
How Should the Fed Interpret Slow Wage Growth?Marianna Kudlyak, Thomas A. Lubik and Karl Rhodes
January 2015, No. 15-01
Why Does the Fed Study Regional Economics?Ann Battle Macheras, Santiago Pinto, Jessie Romero and Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
December 2014, No. 14-12
Understanding Market Failure in the 2007-08 CrisisBorys Grochulski and Wendy Morrison
November 2014, No. 14-11
Does Enforcement of Employee Noncompete Agreements Impede the Development of Industry Clusters?David A. Price
August 2014, No. 14-08
The Prevalence of Apprenticeships in Germany and the United StatesNika Lazaryan, Urvi Neelakantan and David A. Price
June 2014, No. 14-06
Does the Unemployment Rate Really Overstate Labor Market Recovery?Andreas Hornstein, Marianna Kudlyak, Fabian Lange and Tim Sablik
May 2014, No. 14-05
Expanding the Scope of Workforce DevelopmentKartik B. Athreya, Urvi Neelakantan and Jessie Romero
March 2014, No. 14-03
The Richmond Fed Manufacturing and Service Sector Surveys: A User's GuideDavid A. Price and Aileen Watson
February 2014, No. 14-02
Reforming Money Market Mutual Funds: A Difficult AssignmentHuberto M. Ennis and Renee Haltom
December 2013, No. 13-12
How Risky Are Young Borrowers?Peter Debbaut, Andra C. Ghent, Marianna Kudlyak and Jessie Romero
November 2013, No. 13-11
Assessing the Risks of Mortgage REITsSabrina R. Pellerin, David A. Price, Steven Sabol and John R. Walter
October 2013, No. 13-10
Welfare Analysis of Debit Card Interchange Fee RegulationTim Sablik and Zhu Wang
September 2013, No. 13-09
Is Fiscal Austerity Good for the Economy?Renee Haltom and Thomas A. Lubik
August 2013, No. 13-08
Will a Surge in Labor Force Participation Impede Unemployment Rate Improvement?Andreas Hornstein and Karl Rhodes
July 2013, No. 13-07
Land of Opportunity? Economic Mobility in the United StatesKartik B. Athreya and Jessie Romero
June 2013, No. 13-06
Implications of Risks and Rewards in College DecisionsKartik B. Athreya and David A. Price
April 2013, No. 13-04
Job Search Behavior: Lessons from Online Job SearchMarianna Kudlyak and Jessie Romero
February 2013, No. 13-02
Why Do Debit Card Networks Charge Percentage Fees?David A. Price and Zhu Wang
December 2012, No. 12-12
A Citizen's Guide to Unconventional Monetary PolicyRenee Haltom and Alexander L. Wolman
November 2012, No. 12-11
Are Depression-Era Employment Swings Overstated?Jonathon Lecznar, Jessie Romero and Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
October 2012, No. 12-10
Explaining an Industry Cluster: The Case of U.S. Car Makers from 1895-1969David A. Price and Zhu Wang
September 2012, No. 12-09
Can Orderly Liquidation Solve the Problems of Bailouts and Bankruptcies?Betty Joyce Nash, Sabrina R. Pellerin and John R. Walter
August 2012, No. 12-08
TARGET2: Symptom, Not Cause, of Eurozone WoesThomas A. Lubik and Karl Rhodes
July 2012, No. 12-07
Unsustainable Fiscal Policy: Implications for Monetary PolicyRenee Haltom and John A. Weinberg
June 2012, No. 12-06
The Increased Role of Flows Between Nonparticipation and Unemployment During the Great Recession and RecoveryMarianna Kudlyak and David A. Price
May 2012, No. 12-05
Microenterprise and the Small-Dollar Loan MarketTammie Hoy, Jessie Romero and Kimberly Zeuli
April 2012, No. 12-04
The Spice of Life: Allowing for Heterogeneity in Macro ModelsKartik B. Athreya and Renee Haltom
March 2012, No. 12-03
Loan Loss Reserve Accounting and Bank BehaviorEliana Balla, Morgan J. Rose and Jessie Romero
February 2012, No. 12-02
Experimenting with Contingent Capital TriggersEdward S. Prescott and David A. Price
January 2012, No. 12-01
Where Are Households in the Deleveraging Cycle?R. Andrew Bauer and Betty Joyce Nash
December 2011, No. 11-12
The Federal Reserve's "Dual Mandate": The Evolution of an IdeaAaron Steelman
November 2011, No. 11-11
Recoveries From Recessions Associated With Banking Crises: How Does This One Compare?Juan Carlos Hatchondo, David A. Price and Jonathan Tompkins
October 2011, No. 11-10
Fifth District Manufacturing and the Recession: An Analysis of Subsector PerformanceRobert Schnorbus and Judy Cox
September 2011, No. 11-09
Potential Causes and Implications of the Rise in Long-Term UnemploymentAndreas Hornstein, Thomas A. Lubik and Jessie Romero
August 2011, No. 11-08
Is Stimulative Fiscal Policy More Effective at the Zero Lower Bound?Renee Haltom and Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
June 2011, No. 11-06
Basel III and the Continuing Evolution of Bank Capital RegulationHuberto M. Ennis and David A. Price
May 2011, No. 11-05
The Role of Interchange Fees on Debit and Credit Card Transactions in the Payments SystemTim Mead, Renee Haltom and Margaretta Blackwell
April 2011, No. 11-04
Identifying Systemically Important Financial InstitutionsDavid A. Price and John R. Walter
March 2011, No. 11-03
The Earned Income Tax Credit: Recipients, Labor Force Participation, and Credit ConstraintsKartik B. Athreya and Aaron Steelman
February 2011, No. 11-02
Small Business Lending During the RecessionBetty Joyce Nash and Kimberly Zeuli
January 2011, No. 11-01
How Might the Fed's Large-Scale Asset Purchases Lower Long-Term Interest Rates?Renee Haltom and Juan Carlos Hatchondo
December 2010, No. 10-12
The Service Sector and the "Great Recession"Robert Schnorbus and Aileen Watson
November 2010, No. 10-11
What Trends Exist in Regional Housing Market Data?Renee Haltom and Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
October 2010, No. 10-10
The Responses of Small and Large Firms to Tight Credit Shocks: The Case of 2008 through the Lens of Gertler and Gilchrist (1994)Marianna Kudlyak, David A. Price and Juan M. Sanchez
September 2010, No. 10-09
The Effects of Local Demographic Characteristics and State-Level Legislation on Foreclosure RatesRoss Lawrence and Brent C Smith
May 2010, No. 10-05
Is There Stigma Associated with Discount Window Borrowing?Renee Haltom and Huberto M. Ennis
April 2010, No. 10-04
Comparing Labor Markets across RecessionsMarianna Kudlyak, Devin Reilly and Stephen Slivinski
March 2010, No. 10-03
Excess Reserves and the New Challenges for Monetary PolicyFebruary 2010, No. 10-02
Is a New Asset Bubble Emerging in Certain Markets?Renee Haltom, Brian Gaines and Juan Carlos Hatchondo
January 2010, No. 10-01
Is the Output Gap a Faulty Gauge for Monetary Policy?Thomas A. Lubik and Stephen Slivinski
December 2009, No. 09-12
The Effect of Interest on Reserves on Monetary PolicyJohn R. Walter and Renee Haltom
November 2009, No. 09-11
Rolling Back the Financial Safety NetRobert L. Hetzel and Stephen Slivinski
October 2009, No. 09-10
The Case for Direct Methods to Address CO2 Emissions and Other Negative Environmental ExternalitiesKartik B. Athreya and Renee Haltom
September 2009, No. 09-09
Deterring Default: Why Some State Laws Decrease the Probability of Mortgage ForeclosuresAndra C. Ghent, Marianna Kudlyak and Stephen Slivinski
August 2009, No. 09-08
Recent Fiscal Policy and the Manipulation of Aggregate Economic ActivityKartik B. Athreya and Renee Haltom
July 2009, No. 09-07
Systemic Risk Regulation and the "Too Big to Fail" ProblemBorys Grochulski and Stephen Slivinski
June 2009, No. 09-06
The Growth of Paperless Money: Retail Payments in the United States Continue to EvolveT. Stuart Desch and Kiran Krishnamurthy
May 2009, No. 09-05
The Costs and Benefits of Bank Supervisory DisclosureEdward S. Prescott and Stephen Slivinski
January 2009, No. 09-01
The Size and Structure of Exports in the Fifth District Economy
November 2008, No. 08-02
What Income Inequality Measures Can (and Cannot) Tell UsLeonardo Martinez and Stephen Slivinski
October 2008, No. 08-01
Inflation Expectations: Their Sources and EffectsYash P. Mehra and Devin Reilly
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