Economic Letter

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Volume 13, issue 10, 2018

Labor Market Not Overly Tight, Demographically Adjusted Measure Shows pp. 1-4

Emil Mihaylov and Carlos Zarazaga

Volume 13, issue 9, 2018

Reserve Adequacy Explains Emerging-Market Sensitivity to U.S. Monetary Policy pp. 1-4

Dan Crowley, Jonathan Davis and Michael Morris

Volume 13, issue 8, 2018

Smaller Banks Less Able to Withstand Flattening Yield Curve pp. 1-4

Pavel Kapinos and Alex Musatov

Volume 13, issue 7, 2018

Consumers Respond More to Negative News than Positive Info pp. 1-4

Antonella Tutino

Volume 13, issue 6, 2018

Declining U.S. Labor Force Participation Rates Stand Out pp. 1-4

Daniel Chapman, Emil Mihaylov and Alexander Richter

Volume 13, issue 5, 2018

Steeling the U.S. Economy for the Impacts of Tariffs pp. 1-4

Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi

Volume 13, issue 4, 2018

Global, National Business Cycles and Energy Explain Texas Metro Growth pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik, Janet Koech and Mark Wynne

Volume 13, issue 3, 2018

Rising Public Debt to GDP Can Harm Economic Growth pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik, Kamiar Mohaddes, Mohammad Pesaran and Mehdi Raissi

Volume 13, issue 2, 2018

Global Interfirm Network Reveals Centrality of U.S. and Financial Sector pp. 1-4

Everett Grant and Julieta Yung

Volume 13, issue 1, 2018

Texas Job Growth Swings More with Services than Oil pp. 1-4

Navi Dhaliwal, Soojin Jo and Mine Yucel

Volume 12, issue 15, 2017

Brexit Through the Gift Shop: No Refunds pp. 1-4

Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi

Volume 12, issue 14, 2017

Demand Shocks Fuel Commodity Price Booms and Busts pp. 1-4

Martin Stuermer

Volume 12, issue 13, 2017

Real-time Data Inaccuracies Pose Challenges to Gauging the Oil Market pp. 1-4

Justin Lee and Jesse Thompson

Volume 12, issue 12, 2017

China’s Capital Controls Appear to Arrest Flight, Stabilize Currency pp. 1-4

Jonathan Davis

Volume 12, issue 11, 2017

Fed’s Effective Lower Bound Constraint on Monetary Policy Created Uncertainty pp. 1-4

Michael Plante, Alexander Richter and Nathaniel Throckmorton

Volume 12, issue 10, 2017

Global and National Shocks Explain A Large Share of State Job Growth pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik, Janet Koech and Mark Wynne

Volume 12, issue 9, 2017

Getting a Jump on Inflation pp. 1-4

Alan Armen and Evan Koenig

Volume 12, issue 8, 2017

Impact of Macroeconomic Surprises Changed After Zero Lower Bound pp. 1-4

Christoffer Koch and Julieta Yung

Volume 12, issue 7, 2017

Bank Asset Concentration Not Necessarily Cause for Worry pp. 1-4

Ricardo Fernholz and Christoffer Koch

Volume 12, issue 6, 2017

Corporate Tax Reform: Potential Gains at a Price to Some pp. 1-4

Evan Koenig and Jason Saving

Volume 12, issue 5, 2017

Costs of Oil Price Exchange-Traded Funds Diminish Usefulness pp. 1-4

Sung Je Byun

Volume 12, issue 4, 2017

America’s Missing Workers Are Primarily Middle Educated pp. 1-4

Alan Armen and Tyler Atkinson

Volume 12, issue 3, 2017

Small-Business Lending Languishes as Community Banking Weakens pp. 1-4

Kelsey Reichow

Volume 12, issue 2, 2017

Navigating by the Stars: The Natural Rate as Economic Forecasting Tool pp. 1-4

Alan Armen and Evan Koenig

Volume 12, issue 1, 2017

Is the Next Recession Around the Corner? Probably Not pp. 1-4

Anton Cheremukhin

Volume 11, issue 12, 2016

U.S. productivity growth flowing downstream pp. 1-4

Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi

Volume 11, issue 11, 2016

Health care services depress recent PCE inflation readings pp. 1-4

Jim Dolmas

Volume 11, issue 10, 2016

Shadow banking reemerges, posing challenges to banks and regulators pp. 1-4

Alex Musatov and Michael Perez

Volume 11, issue 9, 2016

Risk, uncertainty separately cloud global growth forecasting pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik, Valerie Grossman and Enrique Martínez García

Volume 11, issue 8, 2016

Is rising unemployment an early warning of state-level recession? pp. 1-4

Alan Armen and Tyler Atkinson

Volume 11, issue 7, 2016

Global demographic trends shape policy environment pp. 1-4

Mark Wynne

Volume 11, issue 6, 2016

Central bank communication must overcome the public’s limited attention span pp. 1-4

Antonella Tutino

Volume 11, issue 5, 2016

Impact of Chinese slowdown on U.S. no longer negligible pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik and Arthur Hinojosa

Volume 11, issue 4, 2016

Stock market provides imperfect view of real U.S. economy pp. 1-4

Julieta Yung

Volume 11, issue 3, 2016

Increased credit availability, rising asset prices help boost consumer spending pp. 1-4

John Duca, Anthony Murphy and Elizabeth Organ

Volume 11, issue 2, 2016

Consequences of the Euro: monetary union, economic disunion? pp. 1-4

Valerie Grossman and Enrique Martínez García

Volume 11, issue 1, 2016

Emerging-market debtor nations likely to follow Fed rate boosts pp. 1-4

Jonathan Davis

Volume 10, issue 11, 2015

Cheaper crude oil affects consumer prices unevenly pp. 1-4

Alexander Chudik and Janet Koech

Volume 10, issue 10, 2015

Long view of China suggests inevitable slowdown pp. 1-4

Anton Cheremukhin

Volume 10, issue 9, 2015

Foreign direct investment: financial benefits could surpass gains in technology pp. 1-4

Janet Koech, Jian Wang and Xiao Wang

Volume 10, issue 8, 2015

Survey-based forecasts identify likely inflation outcomes pp. 1-4

Antonella Tutino

Volume 10, issue 7, 2015

A real appreciation for recent exchange-rate movements pp. 1-4

Kuhu Pararampuria and Michael Sposi

Volume 10, issue 6, 2015

Liquidity mismatch helps predict bank failure and distress pp. 1-4

J. B. Cooke, Christoffer Koch and Anthony Murphy

Volume 10, issue 5, 2015

Investment enhances emerging economies' living standards pp. 1-4

Enrique Martínez García

Volume 10, issue 4, 2015

External debt sheds light on drivers of exchange rate fluctuations pp. 1-4

Jonathan Davis

Volume 10, issue 3, 2015

Plunging oil prices: a boost for the U.S. economy, a jolt for Texas pp. 1-4

Anthony Murphy, Michael Plante and Mine Yucel

Volume 10, issue 2, 2015

International migration remains the last frontier of globalization pp. 1-4

Mark Wynne

Volume 10, issue 1, 2015

Current account surplus may damp the effects of China’s credit boom pp. 1-4

Jonathan Davis, Adrienne Mack, Wesley Phoa and Anne Vandenabeele

Volume 9, issue 14, 2014

Consuming price differences persist among eight Texas cities pp. 1-4

Michele Ca' Zorzi, Chi-Young Choi and Alexander Chudik

Volume 9, issue 13, 2014

Are we there yet? assessing progress toward full employment and price stability pp. 1-4

Richard W. Fisher and Evan Koenig

Volume 9, issue 12, 2014

Fed manufacturing surveys provide insight into national economy pp. 1-4

Jesus Cañas, Emily Kerr, Pia Orrenius and Jack Wang

Volume 9, issue 11, 2014

Deindustrialization redeploys workers to growing service sector pp. 1-4

Valerie Grossman and Michael Sposi

Volume 9, issue 10, 2014

Despite cautionary guidance, leveraged loans reach new highs pp. 1-4

Alex Musatov and William Watts

Volume 9, issue 9, 2014

China's sputtering housing boom poses broad economic challenge pp. 1-4

Janet Koech and Jian Wang

Volume 9, issue 8, 2014

U.S. gasoline imports rise following temporary easing of fuel standards pp. 1-4

Adriana Fernandez and Robert W. Gilmer

Volume 9, issue 7, 2014

Crude oil export ban benefits some … but not all pp. 1-4

Michael Plante

Volume 9, issue 6, 2014

Inflation is not always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon pp. 1-4

Antonella Tutino and Carlos Zarazaga

Volume 9, issue 5, 2014

Middle-skill jobs lost in U.S. labor market polarization pp. 1-4

Anton Cheremukhin

Volume 9, issue 4, 2014

Central bank transparency anchors inflation expectations pp. 1-4

Jonathan Davis, Adrienne Mack and Mark Wynne

Volume 9, issue 3, 2014

U.S. budget deficits shrink, but long-run issues remain pp. 1-4

Jason Saving

Volume 9, issue 2, 2014

Renewable fuel standards hit the 'blend wall' pp. 1-4

Michael Plante and Mine Yucel

Volume 9, issue 1, 2014

Weakly capitalized banks slowed lending recovery after recession pp. 1-4

J. B. Cooke and Christoffer Koch