Economic Commentary

1982 - 2026

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2026, issue 18, vol 2026

Understanding the Motivations for Business Participation in Voluntary Web-Based Business Surveys pp. 12

Brooke Dirtzu and Jason Kosakow

2026, issue 17, vol 2026

The "Low-Hire, Low-Fire" Labor Market pp. 6

Bruce Fallick

2026, issue 16, vol 2026

How do Consumers View Future Government Debt? A Primer on Debt-Growth Expectations

André Victor Doherty Luduvice and Christopher J. Walker

2026, issue 15, vol 2026

Earnings Gaps in the Aftermath of COVID-19 pp. 12

Vittoria Dicandia

2026, issue 14, vol 2026

Changes in Wage Gaps over Forty Years in the United States pp. 10

Vittoria Dicandia

2026, issue 13, vol 2026

How Much Nonbank Business Lending Is Indirectly Funded by Banks? Some Evidence from a New Data Set pp. 10

Jan-Peter Siedlarek

2026, issue 12, vol 2026

BLS Benchmark Revisions: Is This Time Different? pp. 11

Roberto Pinheiro and Rory G. Quinlan

2026, issue 11, vol 2026

The (Re)Anchoring of US Firms’ Inflation Expectations pp. 7

Alexander Cline, Christian Garciga, Ina Hajdini, Timo Reinelt and Robert Rich

2026, issue 10, vol 2026

Do Group Unemployment Rates Send Warning Signs about the Broader Labor Market? pp. 5

Kevin Rinz

2026, issue 09, vol 2026

Expanding the Survey of Firms’ Inflation Expectations pp. 16

Bernardo Candia, Ina Hajdini, Edward Knotek, Damjan Pfajfar and Robert Rich

2026, issue 08, vol 2026

Covered Savings Associations: A New Type of Depository Institution pp. 13

Edward Prescott and Grant Rosenberger

2026, issue 07, vol 2026

The Effect of Size Thresholds on Large Banks under the 2019 Tailoring Framework pp. 11

Jan-Peter Siedlarek and Isabella Wang

2026, issue 06, vol 2026

Reconciling Recent Strong Output Growth with Rising Unemployment pp. 9

Dylan C. Jacobs and Pawel Krolikowski

2026, issue 05, vol 2026

Immigration and the Unemployment Rate in 2023–2024 pp. 8

Victor Hernandez Martinez and Geena Panzitta

2026, issue 04, vol 2026

Residual Seasonality in Some Components of PCE Inflation pp. 6

James Hamlette and Kurt Lunsford

2026, issue 03, vol 2026

Renter Households amid Rising Rents: 2019–2023 pp. 13

Lara Loewenstein

2026, issue 02, vol 2026

The Accounts of the Unbanked and Underbanked pp. 14

Paola Boel, Geena Panzitta, Daniela Puzzello and Peter Zimmerman

2026, issue 01, vol 2026

How Anchored Are Short-Run Inflation Expectations Today? A Look at What Consumers and Forecasters Are Telling Us pp. 14

Alexander Cline and Robert Rich

2025, issue 14, vol 2025

Are Young College Graduates Losing Their Edge in the Job Market? pp. 10

Alexander Cline and Baris Kaymak

2025, issue 13, vol 2025

Forecasting US Recessions in Real-Time Using Regional Economic Sentiment pp. 12

Christian Garciga and James Mitchell

2025, issue 12, vol 2025

Has the Market’s Perception of the FOMC’s Reaction Function Changed since the Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic? pp. 9

Alexander Cline and Chengcheng Jia

2025, issue 11, vol 2025

Did Inflation Affect Households Differently? A Look at the Postpandemic Inflation and Wage Growth Dynamics pp. 11

André Victor Doherty Luduvice, Anaya Truss-Williams and Christopher J. Walker

2025, issue 10, vol 2025

Safety in Schools and Neighborhoods pp. 9

Craig Sylvera

2025, issue 09, vol 2025

Understanding Inflation via Developments in Market and Nonmarket Inflation Rates pp. 8

Randal Verbrugge and Saeed Zaman

2025, issue 08, vol 2025

Neutral Interest Rates and the Monetary Policy Stance pp. 12

Taylor Horn and Saeed Zaman

2025, issue 07, vol 2025

Consumer Inflation Expectations Across Surveys and over Time pp. 10

Ina Hajdini, Edward Knotek, John Leer, Mathieu Pedemonte, Damjan Pfajfar, Raphael Schoenle and Taylor Shiroff

2025, issue 06, vol 2025

Compression in the Wage Distribution During the Post-Covid-19 Labor Market pp. 9

Daniel Carroll and Christopher J. Walker

2025, issue 05, vol 2025

QT, Ample Reserves, and the Changing Fed Balance Sheet pp. 9

Joseph Haubrich

2025, issue 04, vol 2025

Demand for College Labor in the 21st Century pp. 12

Alexander Cline and Baris Kaymak

2025, issue 03, vol 2025

Residual Seasonality in Five Measures of PCE Inflation pp. 6

Kurt Lunsford

2025, issue 02, vol 2025

Technology Adoption and the Changing Role and Background of Clerical Workers pp. 8

Jan Eeckhout, Christoph Hedtrich and Roberto Pinheiro

2025, issue 01, vol 2025

Is High Productivity Growth Returning? pp. 12

Alexander Cline, James A. Kahn and Robert Rich

2024, issue 18, vol 2024

Advance Layoff Notice Provision and the WARN Act pp. 10

Bruce Fallick, Dylan C. Jacobs and Pawel Krolikowski

2024, issue 17, vol 2024

New-Tenant Rent Passthrough and the Future of Rent Inflation pp. 10

Lara Loewenstein, Jason Meyer and Randal Verbrugge

2024, issue 16, vol 2024

How Insured Are Workers Against Unemployment? Unemployment Insurance and the Distribution of Liquid Wealth pp. 8

André Victor Doherty Luduvice and Anaya Truss-Williams

2024, issue 15, vol 2024

Wage Growth, Labor Market Tightness, and Inflation: A Service Sector Analysis pp. 9

Ina Hajdini

2024, issue 14, vol 2024

Reciprocal Deposits and the Banking Turmoil of 2023 pp. 12

Edward Prescott and Grant Rosenberger

2024, issue 13, vol 2024

Can the IRA and CHIPS Act Reduce Labor Earnings Inequality? Lessons from the US Shale Boom pp. 7

Victor Hernandez Martinez and Geena Panzitta

2024, issue 12, vol 2024

Neighborhood Sorting, Metros, and Tomorrow’s Labor Force pp. 8

Daniel Carroll and Christopher J. Walker

2024, issue 11, vol 2024

Understanding Post-Pandemic Surprises in Inflation and the Labor Market pp. 6

Paolo Gelain and Pierlauro Lopez

2024, issue 10, vol 2024

The Evolution of Student Debt 2019–2022: Evidence from the Survey of Consumer Finances pp. 6

Emily Moschini and Thomas Phelan

2024, issue 09, vol 2024

Inflation’s Last Half Mile: Higher for Longer? pp. 8

Randal Verbrugge

2024, issue 08, vol 2024

Regional Economic Sentiment: Constructing Quantitative Estimates from the Beige Book and Testing Their Ability to Forecast Recessions pp. 8

Ilias Filippou, Christian Garciga, James Mitchell and My T. Nguyen

2024, issue 07, vol 2024

The Evolution of US Bank Capital around the Implementation of Basel III pp. 5

Jan-Peter Siedlarek

2024, issue 06, vol 2024

The Failure of the Bank of the Commonwealth: An Early Example of Interest Rate Risk pp. 9

Edward Prescott

2024, issue 05, vol 2024

Disability, Immigration, and Postpandemic Labor Supply pp. 8

Angela Guo and Pawel Krolikowski

2024, issue 04, vol 2024

Comparing Two House-Price Booms pp. 9

Lara Loewenstein and Jason Meyer

2024, issue 03, vol 2024

Financial Markets’ Perceptions of the FOMC’s Data-Dependent Monetary Policy pp. 5

Christopher Healy and Chengcheng Jia

2024, issue 02, vol 2024

Do Higher Markups Lower Labor’s Share of Income? pp. 6

Baris Kaymak and Immo Schott

2024, issue 01, vol 2024

The Effects of the Federal Reserve Chair’s Testimony on Treasury Interest Rates pp. 7

Matthew Gordon and Kurt Lunsford