Multilateral Comovement in a New Keynesian World: A Little Trade Goes a Long Way
November 2022, No. 22-10
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Fifth District Businesses Weigh in on Hiring and Wages
December 01, 2022
While more than a third of businesses expect to expand their workforce in the coming year, some firms have started to reduce headcount by not replacing outgoing workers. Most businesses would take that approach, or keep employment steady, if demand softened in the near future.
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Understanding the Inflation Reduction Act
Fourth Quarter 2022
In August, President Biden signed into law a spending, revenue, and deficit reduction bill titled the Inflation Reduction Act. This bill intends to control inflation and reduce the country's deficit, but critics argue the consequences could outweigh the benefits.
Long-term Effects of Redlining on Environmental Risk Exposure (Revised November 2022)
November 2022, No. 22-09R
An Information-Based Theory of Financial Intermediation
Review of Economic Studies
Vol. 89, October 2022
Fifth District Surveys of Manufacturing and Service Sector Activity
November 22, 2022
Manufacturing and service sector activity remained soft in November.
Being a Research Associate at the Richmond Fed
Research Associates help the Richmond Fed's economists with their research and policy memos for briefing the Bank's president on the state of the economy. For recent graduates thinking about applying to a Ph.D. program, this position is an ideal way to learn more about academic economic research.
Rural-Urban Comparison Maps
This series of interactive maps showcases the differences in demographic and economic indicators across the rural-urban landscape of the Fifth District.
- Population
- Demographics
- Educational Attainment
- Labor Force
- Income and Poverty