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2020, volume v.105, articles no.2

The Macroeconomic Fallout of Shutting Down the Banking System pp. 31-45

Qian Chen, Christoffer Koch, G Gary Richardson and Padma Sharma

2020, volume v.105, articles no.1

Corporate Leverage and Investment pp. 37-55

Karna Chelluri, W. Blake Marsh and David Rodziewicz

Population Turnover and the Growth of Urban Areas

Jason Brown and Colton Tousey

2020, volume v. 105, articles no.1

Reshuffling in Soybean Markets following Chinese Tariffs pp. 5-30

Cortney Cowley

2020, volume 105, articles no.2

What to Do about Fannie and Freddie: A Primer on Housing Finance Reform pp. 5-29

Jordan Rappaport

Unconventional Monetary Policy and International Interest Rate Spillovers pp. 47-60

Karlye Dilts Stedman

Drought Risk to the Agriculture Sector pp. 61-86

Jacob Dice and David Rodziewicz

2020, volume 105, articles no.1

Mobile Banking Use and Consumer Readiness to Benefit from Faster Payments pp. 5

Fumiko Hayashi and Ying Lei Toh

2019, volume v.104, no.4, articles Q IV

Payment Card Fraud Rates in the United States Relative to Other Countries since Migrating to Chip Cards pp. 23-40

Fumiko Hayashi

2019, volume v. 104, no.4, articles Q IV

Why Aren’t More People Working in Low- and Moderate-Income Areas? pp. 41-72

Kelly Edmiston

2019, articles Special Issue 2019

Exploring Agriculture's Path to the Long Term: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 1-101

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Kansas City

Foreword: Exploring Agriculture's Path to the Long Term: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 3

Esther L. George

Agricultural Cycles and Implications for the Near Term: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 5-25

Ani Katchova and Ana Claudia Sant'Anna

The “Normal” Normal: Supply and Demand Drivers over the Next 10 Years: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 27-49

Joe Glauber and Seth Meyer

Long-Run Uncertainties for U.S. Agriculture: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 51-84

Rosamond L. Naylor

Transitioning to the Long Term: Agricultural Symposium 2019 pp. 85-101

Michael Gunderson

2019, articles Q IV

Spending Patterns and Cost of Living for Younger versus Older Households pp. 5-21

Akshat Gautam and Jun Nie

2019, articles Q III

Tracking U.S. GDP in Real Time pp. 5-19

Jaeheung Bae and Taeyoung Doh

The Uneven Recovery in Prime-Age Labor Force Participation pp. 21-41

Thao Tran and Didem Tuzemen

Did Local Factors Contribute to the Decline in Bank Branches? pp. 43-64

Jacob Dice and Rajdeep Sengupta

2019, articles Q II

The Phillips Curve and the Missing Disinflation from the Great Recession pp. 5-31

Willem Van Zandweghe

Capital Reallocation and Capital Investment pp. 33-52

David Rodziewicz and Nicholas Sly

Implementation Delays in Pension Retrenchment Reforms pp. 53-70

Huixin Bi, Kevin Hunt and Sarah Zubairy

2019, articles Q I

Do Changes in Reserve Balances Still Influence the Federal Funds Rate? pp. 5-34

Andrew Smith

What Explains Lifetime Earnings Differences Across Individuals? pp. 35-56

Jose Mustre-del-Rio and Emily Pollard

The Rise and Fall of College Tuition Inflation pp. 57-75

Brent Bundick and Emily Pollard

2018, articles Special Issue

Agriculture in a Global Economy: 2018 Agricultural Symposium , 96 pages

Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City

2018, articles Q IV

The Faster Growth of Larger, Less Crowded Locations pp. 5-38

Jordan Rappaport

The Response of U.S. Investment to Oil Price Shocks: Does the Shale Boom Matter? pp. 39-61

Nida Cakir Melek

Machine Learning Approaches to Macroeconomic Forecasting pp. 63-81

Aaron Smalter Hall

2018, articles Q III

The Widening Divide in Business Turnover between Large and Small Urban Areas pp. 5-25

Jason Brown

Mapping Stress in Agricultural Lending pp. 27-51

Cortney Cowley

Energy Investment Variability Within the Macroeconomy pp. 53-75

David Rodziewicz

2018, articles Q II

Forecasting Current-Quarter U.S.Exports Using Satellite Data pp. 5-24

Jun Nie and Amy Oksol

Bank Financial Restatements and Market Discipline pp. 25-53

W. Blake Marsh and Raluca Roman

Who Are the Unbanked? Characteristics Beyond Income pp. 55-70

Fumiko Hayashi and Sabrina Minhas

2018, articles Q I

Why Are Prime-Age Men Vanishing from the Labor Force? pp. 5-30

Didem Tuzemen

Has the Anchoring of Inflation Expectations Changed in the United States during the Past Decade? pp. 31-58

Taeyoung Doh and Amy Oksol

Structural and Cyclical Trends in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program pp. 59-81

Kelly Edmiston

2017, articles Special Issue

Agricultural Consolidation: Causes and the Path Forward: Agricultural Symposium 2017 , 105 pages

Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City

2017, articles Q IV

Fiscal Sustainability: A Cross-Country Analysis pp. 5-35

Huixin Bi

Labor Market Improvement and the Use of Subsidized Housing Programs pp. 37-58

Elizabeth Johnson and Nicholas Sly

Do Adverse Oil Price Shocks Change Loan Contract Terms for Energy Firms? pp. 59-86

W. Blake Marsh, David Rodziewicz and Rajdeep Sengupta

2017, articles Q III

The Changing Cyclicality of Labor Force Participation pp. 5-34

Willem Van Zandweghe

Dissecting Wage Dispersion pp. 35-52

San Cannon and Jose Mustre-del-Rio

Banking on Distributed Ledger Technology: Can It Help Banks Address Financial Inclusion? pp. 53-77

Jesse Maniff and W. Blake Marsh

2017, articles Q II

How Do FOMC Projections Affect Policy Uncertainty? pp. 5-22

Brent Bundick and Trenton Herriford

The Changing Input-Output Network Structure of the U.S. Economy pp. 23-49

Jason Choi and Andrew Foerster

Lifting the U.S. Crude Oil Export Ban: Prospects for Increasing Oil Market Efficiency pp. 51-74

Nida Cakir Melek and Elena Ojeda

2017, articles Q I

Bond Premiums and the Natural Real Rate of Interest pp. 5-39

Craig Hakkio and Andrew Smith

Crowdedness, Centralized Employment, and Multifamily Home Construction pp. 41-83

Jordan Rappaport

Identifying State-Level Recessions pp. 85-108

Jason Brown