Economic Synopses

2008 - 2024

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2014, articles 27

Monetary Policy and the Output Gap

Fernando Martin

2014, articles 26

Projecting GDP Growth Using Trends in Labor Force Participation

Fernando Martin

2014, articles 25

Why Is Credit Card Delinquency Declining?

Juan Sanchez

2014, articles 24

Recent ECB Policy and Inflation Expectations

Alejandro Badel

2014, articles 23

The Rising Complexity of the FOMC Statement

Ruben Hernandez-Murillo and Hannah Shell

2014, articles 22

Measuring (Most of) the Slack in the Labor Market

Carlos Garriga

2014, articles 21

U.S. Job Polarization Persists

Maria Canon and Yang Liu

2014, articles 20

“Unemployment claims hit 8½-year low”: interpret with caution

David Wiczer

2014, articles 19

Comparing international bond yields

Christopher Neely

2014, articles 18

The cost of chasing returns

YiLi Chien

2014, articles 17

How negative is negative real GDP growth?

Kevin Kliesen

2014, articles 16

The effects of Extending Unemployment Insurance Benefits

Maria Canon and Yang Liu

2014, articles 15

Job separation rate shows economic shifts

David Wiczer

2014, articles 14

What’s behind—and beyond—the default rate on student loans?

Alexander Monge-Naranjo

2014, articles 13

Where is the slack in the labor market?

Carlos Garriga

2014, articles 12

Recent trends in student loans: more loans and higher balances

Alexander Monge-Naranjo

2014, articles 11

Employment Revision Asymmetries

Michael Owyang and E. Katarina Vermann

2014, articles 10

Signs of Improving Labor Market Conditions

Kevin Kliesen

2014, articles 9

Accounting for Discouraged Workers in the Unemployment Rate

B Ravikumar and Lin Shao

2014, articles 8

Are Virtual “Currencies” Likely to Succeed?

Daniel Thornton

2014, articles 7

Labor market update

Fernando Martin

2014, articles 6

Discouraged workers: what do we know?

B Ravikumar and Lin Shao

2014, articles 5

The deleveraging of U.S. households since the financial crisis

Juan Sanchez

2014, articles 4

Currency returns during the financial crisis and great recession

Alexander Monge-Naranjo

2014, articles 3

Has QE been effective?

Daniel Thornton

2014, articles 2

Lessons from the taper tantrum

Christopher Neely

2014, articles 1

Quantitative easing in Japan: past and present

David Andolfatto and Li Li

2013

Is the FOMC’s unemployment rate threshold a good idea?

Daniel Thornton

Lessons from the recent recession: the faster they grow, the harder they fall

Fernando Martin

The macroeconomy of the U.S. states: on the road to recovery?

Carlos Garriga

Winners and losers in the Great Recession

Fernando Martin

The great Chinese housing boom

Brett W. Fawley and Yi Wen

What flattened the earnings profile of recent college graduates?

Yu-Chien Kong and B Ravikumar

Low inflation in a world of securitization

Brett W. Fawley and Yi Wen

Household wealth: has it recovered?

William Gavin

Translating Kurzarbeit

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

Unemployment benefits: how much money goes unclaimed?

David Fuller, B Ravikumar and Yuzhe Zhang

Japan as a role model?

Richard Anderson

Rent or buy?

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

The mechanics behind manufacturing job losses

William Gavin

A perspective on possible Fed exit strategies

Daniel Thornton

Mind the regional output gap

Carlos Garriga

Okun's law in recession and recovery

Michael Owyang and E. Katarina Vermann

Does the economy need more spending now?

Daniel Thornton

Forward guidance 101A: a roadmap of the U.S. experience

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

Current risks from exports and foreign sales

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

Major U.S. trading partners before and after the great recession

Alexander Monge-Naranjo

Forward guidance 101B: a roadmap of the international experience

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

Is nominal GDP targeting a rule policymakers could accept?

Daniel Thornton

From \\"man-cession\\" to \\"he-covery\\": same old, same old

Silvio Contessi and Li Li

The size and growth of businesses started during the financial crisis

Juan Sanchez

Bank vs. bond financing over the business cycle

Silvio Contessi, Li Li and Katheryn Russ

Why is output growth so slow?

Daniel Thornton

Is the Fed monetizing government debt?

David Andolfatto and Li Li

Measuring the contribution of construction to the slow recovery

Carlos Garriga

Political pressure on the bank of Japan: interference or accountability?

Christopher Neely

Would it help to eliminate interest on reserves?

Christopher Neely

Life cycle patterns and boom-bust dynamics in U.S. housing prices

Juan Hatchondo, Leonardo Martinez and Juan Sanchez