Econ Focus

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2017, articles 4Q

The Richmond Fed and Urban Economics pp. 1-1

Mark Mullinix

Regional News at a Glance pp. 2-2

Lisa Kenney

Too Many Co-Authors? pp. 3-3

Renee Courtois Haltom

Speeding Up Payments: Can payments be made to work faster, safer, and more efficiently? pp. 4-6

Timothy Sablik

Student Debt vs. Homeownership pp. 7-7

David A. Price

Price Gouging pp. 8-8

Helen Fessenden

An Ounce of Prevention pp. 9-9

Helen Fessenden

Medicine Markup: Americans pay a lot for prescription drugs. Does that mean we pay too much? pp. 10-14

Jessica Sackett Romero

Following in the Family Footsteps pp. 15-17

David A. Price

Learning in the Fast Lane pp. 18-21

Helen Fessenden

Interview: Jean Tirole pp. 22-27

David A. Price

The Rise and Decline of Petersburg, Va pp. 28-32

Anne Burnett, Raymond Owens and Santiago Pinto

Observing the Great Observers pp. 35-35

Aaron Steelman

Diversification and Specialization Across Urban Areas pp. 36-39

Ann Macheras and Michael Stanley

State and Metropolitan Area Data, Q2:17 pp. 40-43

Michael Stanley

Opinion: Is There a Wage Growth Puzzle? pp. 44-44

John Weinberg

2017, articles 3Q

The Federal Reserve and Cybersecurity pp. 1-1

Mark Mullinix

Regional News at a Glance pp. 2-2

Lisa Kenney

Waiting for Inflation pp. 3-5

Helen Fessenden

Yield Curve pp. 6-6

Renee Courtois Haltom

Affirmative Action, On and Off pp. 7-7

Kody Carmody

Cyberattacks and the Digital Dilemma pp. 8-11

Timothy Sablik

Subprime Securitization Hits the Car Lot pp. 12-15

Jessica Sackett Romero

The Resurgence of Universal Basic Income pp. 16-19

Kody Carmody

Interview: Douglas Irwin pp. 20-25

Aaron Steelman

Doing Development Differently pp. 26-29

Charles Gerena

Time to Unwind pp. 30-30

Helen Fessenden

Echo Chamber Dot Com pp. 31-31

Timothy Sablik

Preparing Unemployment Insurance for a Downturn: The Carolinas pp. 32-35

Richard E. Kaglic

State and Metropolitan Area Data Q1: 17 pp. 36-39

Michael Stanley

Opinion: Do Low Interest Rates Punish Savers? pp. 40-40

Kartik Athreya

2017, articles 2Q

Financial Services for Lower-Income Communities pp. 1-1

Mark Mullinix

Regional News at a Glance pp. 2-2

Lisa Kenney

The Role of the Council of Economic Advisers pp. 3-3

Aaron Steelman

The Fed's Foray Into Forex pp. 4-7

Timothy Sablik

Value-Added Tax pp. 8-8

Timothy Sablik

Superstar Firms and the Falling Labor Share pp. 9-9

Kody Carmody

Lost Your Job? Call Mom and Dad pp. 10-10

Helen Fessenden

Pricing Vice: Can \\"sin taxes\\" be good for your health and the economy? pp. 11-15

Helen Fessenden

Bankrolling Big Bird:Is there still an economic case for government-supported broadcasting? pp. 16-19

Jessica Sackett Romero

Credit Unions: A Taxing Question pp. 20-23

Liz Marshall and Sabrina Pellerin

Interview: Jesse Shapiro pp. 24-29

Renee Courtois Haltom

All the City Was Dying pp. 30-33

Jessica Sackett Romero

Pulling Up the Ladder pp. 35-35

David A. Price

The Urban Core in the Tale of Three Cities pp. 36-39

Sonya Ravindranath Waddell

State and Metropolitan Area Data Q4:16 pp. 40-43

Michael Stanley

Opinion: Unwinding the Fed's Asset Purchases pp. 44-44

John Weinberg

2017, articles 1Q

A Focus on Public Engagement pp. 1-1

Mark Mullinix

Regional News at a Glance pp. 2-2

Lisa Kenney

The Fed's \\"Tequila Crisis\\" pp. 3-5

Timothy Sablik

Business Cycles pp. 6-6

Renee Courtois Haltom

How Does Finance Fuel Growth? pp. 7-7

Renee Courtois Haltom

The Missing Boomerang Buyers pp. 8-12

Jessica Sackett Romero

Robots for the Long Haul pp. 13-15

David A. Price

Too Small to Succeed? pp. 16-20

Helen Fessenden

Fighting Fund Runs pp. 21-21

Timothy Sablik

Interview: Janet Currie pp. 22-26

Jessica Sackett Romero

A Level of Concern pp. 27-30

Jessica Sackett Romero

Are the Good Times Really Over? pp. 31-31

Aaron Steelman

Business Dynamics in the United States and the Fifth District pp. 32-35

Andrew Bauer

State and Metropolitan Area Data Q3:16 pp. 36-39

Michael Stanley

Opinion: Publicly Provided Data and the Fed pp. 40-40

Kartik Athreya