The Regional Economist
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2017, volume 25, articles 4
- A Year in Review

- James Bullard
- Shifting Times: The Evolution of the American Workplace

- Alexander Monge-Naranjo and Juan Vizcaino
- Boomers Have Played a Role in Changes in Productivity

- Guillaume Vandenbroucke
- Trade and Terror: The Impact of Terrorism on Developing Countries

- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Javed Younas
- Looking for the Positives In Negative Interest Rates

- Brian Reinbold and Yi Wen
- Economy Bounces Back from Hurricanes

- Kevin Kliesen
- Advanced Manufacturing Is Vital across Nation, Including Eighth District

- Charles Gascon and Andrew Spewak
- First-Time Homebuyers Appear to Be Younger, Less Creditworthy in Eighth District

- Brian Reinbold and Paulina Restrepo-Echavarria
- How Fast Will Banks Adopt New Technology This Time?

- Drew Dahl, Andrew P. Meyer and Neil Wiggins
2017, volume 25, articles 3
- Does Low Unemployment Signal a Meaningful Rise in Inflation?

- James Bullard
- Household Participation in Stock Market Varies Widely by State

- YiLi Chien and Paul Morris
- Workers Abroad Are Catching Up to U.S. Skill Levels

- Alexander Monge-Naranjo
- Quantitative Easing: How Well Does This Tool Work?

- Stephen Williamson
- Momentum Appears to Have Swung Upward for Economy

- Kevin Kliesen
- Making Ends Meet on the Federal Budget: Outlook and Challenges

- Fernando Martin
- Coal's Future Looks Uncertain as Rival Fuels Grow

- Jonas C. Crews and Charles Gascon
- Startups Create Many Jobs, but They Often Don't Last

- Maximiliano Dvorkin and Charles Gascon
- Another Way to Compare Banking Conditions in the U.S

- Andrew P. Meyer
2017, volume 25, articles 2
- A Case for Shrinking the Fed's Balance Sheet

- James Bullard
- China's Economic Data: An Accurate Reflection, or Just Smoke and Mirrors?

- Michael Owyang and Hannah Shell
- Does More Financial Development Lead to More or Less Volatility?

- Maria A. Arias and Yi Wen
- Comparing Income, Education and Job Data for Immigrants vs. Those Born in U.S

- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Guerrero Rodrigo
- A Short History of Prices, Inflation since the Founding of the U.S

- Fernando Martin
- Handle with Care: Report on GDP for First Quarter

- Kevin Kliesen
- \\"Banking Deserts\\" Become a Concern as Branches Dry Up

- Drew Dahl and Michelle Franke
- Labor Market Polarization: How Does the District Compare with the Nation?

- Maximiliano Dvorkin and Hannah Shell
- Growth in Tech Sector Returns to Glory Days of the 1990s

- Charles Gascon and Evan Karson
2017, volume 25, articles 1
- Financial Conditions: Do the Ups and Downs Affect the Rest of the Economy?

- Hee Sung Kim and Juan Sanchez
- The Policy Rule Debate: A Simpler Solution

- James Bullard
- Mixing the Melting Pot: The Impact of Immigration on Labor Markets

- Guillaume Vandenbroucke and Heting Zhu
- A Look at Corporate Inversions, Inside and Out

- Michelle Neely and Larry D. Sherrer
- The Recovery Act of 2009 vs. FDR's New Deal: Which Was Bigger?

- Bill Dupor
- Slowdown in Productivity: State vs. National Trend

- YiLi Chien and Paul Morris
- After Years of Decline, Yields on U.S. Treasuries Rise

- Maria A. Arias and Paulina Restrepo-Echavarria
- Signals Are Mixed, but Optimism Is on the Rise

- Kevin Kliesen
- Multifamily Housing Shows Strong Growth, Leading to Bubble Fears

- Charles Gascon and Joseph McGillicuddy
- Disability Rate Exceeds Nation's; Problem Is Worse in Rural Areas

- James D. Eubanks and David Wiczer
2016, articles October
- Higher GDP Growth in the Long Run Requires Higher Productivity Growth

- James Bullard
- Q&A with President Bullard on New Approach to Projections

- James Bullard
- Home Economics: The Changing Work Roles of Wives and Husbands

- Limor Golan and Usa Kerdnunvong
- Breaking Down the Gender Wage Gap by Age and by Hours Worked

- Limor Golan and Andrés Hincapié
- Immigrants to the U.S.: Where They Are Coming from, and Where They Are Headed

- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Guerrero Rodrigo
- Unequal Degrees of Affluence: Racial and Ethnic Wealth Differences across Education Levels

- William Emmons and Lowell Ricketts
- After a Start That Was Lackluster, the Economy Improves

- Kevin Kliesen
- Demographics Help Explain the Fall in the Labor Force Participation Rate

- Maria A. Arias and Paulina Restrepo-Echavarria
- Evansville, Ind., Adapts As Manufacturing, Population Growth Slide

- Charles Gascon and Andrew Spewak
2016, articles July
- Neo-Fisherism: A Radical Idea, or the Most Obvious Solution to the Low-Inflation Problem?

- Stephen Williamson
- The State of the Debate on \\"Too Big to Fail\\"

- James Bullard
- Gender Pay Gap May Be Linked to Flexible and Irregular Hours

- Maria Canon and Limor Golan
- Government Spending Might Not Create Jobs Even during Recessions

- Bill Dupor and Guerrero Rodrigo
- Which Persists More from Generation to Generation—Income or Wealth?

- George-Levi Gayle and Andrés Hincapié
- Scale Matters: Community Banks and Compliance Costs

- Drew Dahl, Andrew P. Meyer and Michelle Neely
- Despite Weakness, Economic Expansion Marks Seven Years

- Kevin Kliesen
- District Households Buck the Trend to Pay Down Debt

- Helu Jiang and Juan Sanchez
- Health Care, Hospitality and Retirees Keep Hot Springs Afloat

- Charles Gascon and Faisal Sohail
2016, articles April
- China's Rapid Rise: From Backward Agrarian Society to Industrial Powerhouse in Just 35 Years

- Yi Wen
- Inflation Expectations Are Important to Central Bankers, Too

- James Bullard
- Interest Rate Control Is More Complicated Than You Thought

- Stephen Williamson
- Measuring Trends in Income Inequality

- Michael Owyang and Hannah Shell
- Many Countries Sink or Swim on Commodity Prices—and on Orders from China

- Alexander Monge-Naranjo and Faisal Sohail
- Tracking the U.S. Economy with Nowcasts

- Kevin Kliesen and Michael McCracken
- Modest Improvement in Economy Expected over Rest of the Year

- Usa Kerdnunvong and Kevin Kliesen
- Immigration Patterns in the District Differ in Some Ways from the Nation's

- Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Guerrero Rodrigo
- Some Sectors Are Strong in Cape Girardeau, but Recovery from Recession Remains Elusive

- Charles Gascon and Joseph McGillicuddy
2016, articles Jan
- Labor Indicators: Some of Today's Trends Pre-Date the Great Recession

- Marianna Kudlyak and Juan Sanchez
- What Does Data Dependence Mean?

- James Bullard
- Focus on Low Real Interest Rate Might Be Misplaced

- Jonas C. Crews, Kevin Kliesen and Christopher Waller
- Where Did All the New Liquidity Go?

- Fernando Martin
- Rising Productivity, Declining Population Impact Russia's Economy

- Guillaume Vandenbroucke
- Unemployment by Industry: Duration Must Be Considered, Too

- YiLi Chien and Paul Morris
- Despite Crosscurrents, Economy Is Showing Signs of Strength

- Kevin Kliesen
- Jefferson City, Mo., Facing Same Struggles As Other State Capitals

- Charles Gascon and Evan Karson
- District's Patterns in Imports and Exports Sometimes Differ from Nation's

- Maximiliano Dvorkin and Hannah Shell
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