Finance and Economics Discussion Series
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- 2026-038: The Role of Inflation Perceptions in Consumer Inflation Expectations: Evidence from the Euro Area

- Matthieu Bussiere, Johanna Gilbert and Olesya Grishchenko
- 2026-037: The Fragility of Perfectly Safe Digital Money

- Elizabeth Klee, Arazi Lubis, Chase Ross, Sharon Y. Ross and Alexandros Vardoulakis
- 2026-036: Double Inertia, Taylor Rules, and Monetary Policy Gradualism

- Edmund Crawley, William Goodwin, Margaret Jacobson and Fabian Winkler
- 2026-035: Paying More and Buying Less: 2025 Tariffs and U.S. Household Spending

- Leo Feler and Sinem Hacioglu Hoke
- 2026-034: Financial Liberalizations, Booms, and Crashes

- Maximilian Grimm, Moritz Schularick and Emil Verner
- 2026-033: Alternative Scenarios at the Federal Reserve from 1968 to 2020: Data, Interpretation, and Evaluation

- Edward Herbst, Scott R. Konzem and Cristina Scofield
- 2026-032: Skill and Efficiency in the U.S. Mutual Fund Industry

- Dong Hwan Oh and Andrew Patton
- 2026-031: The Causal Effect of Debt on Interest Rates

- Abhik Bhatt, Anthony M. Diercks, Benjamin Eyal and Arsenios Skaperdas
- 2026-030: Bank Regulation and the Rise of Nonbank Intermediation

- Celso Brunetti and Christoph Frei
- 2026-029: The Fed's Fine-Tune: Coarse Statements and Predictive Pressers

- Ryan Byun, Bennett Fees, Margaret Jacobson and Todd Walker
- 2026-028: A Tale of Demand and Supply for Central Bank Reserves

- Sriya Anbil, Sebastian Infante and Zeynep Senyuz
- 2026-027: Does Banking Consolidation Harm Households?

- Celso Brunetti, Jeffrey Harris and Ioannis Spyridopoulos
- 2026-026: Anchored to the Dot Plot: Central Bank Projections and Interest Rate Expectations

- Eric Engstrom
- 2026-025: Pretend or Amend? On Evergreening in CRE

- David Glancy
- 2026-024: Financial Well-being and Inclusion of Justice Involved Populations: Evidence from the SHED

- Kabir Dasgupta, Jennifer Fernandez and Alicia Lloro
- 2026-023: The Effect of the Federal Reserve on the Stock Market: Magnitudes, Channels and Shocks

- Benjamin Knox and Annette Vissing-Jorgensen
- 2026-022: Price-Segmented Beliefs and the U.S. Housing Boom

- Margaret Jacobson
- 2026-021: Monetary Policy under Multiple Financing Constraints

- Ander Pérez-Orive, Yannick Timmer and Alejandro Van der Ghote
- 2026-020: Validating Large Language Model Annotations

- Anne Lundgaard Hansen
- 2026-019: A User’s Guide to Reducing the Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet

- Alyssa G. Anderson, Alessandro Barbarino, Anthony M. Diercks and Stephen I. Miran
- 2026-018: AI and Coder Employment: Compiling the Evidence

- Leland Crane and Paul E. Soto
- 2026-017: Queuing, Service Time, and Price Dynamics in Residential Mortgage Lending

- Akos Horvath and Benjamin S. Kay
- 2026-016: Model Uncertainty and the Pricing of Hurricane Risk in Florida

- Erik Heitfield
- 2026-015: Income Mobility of the Top One Percent

- Jeff Larrimore and David Splinter
- 2026-014: The Practice of U.S. Monetary Policy Independence from Martin to Greenspan

- Edward Nelson
- 2026-013: Disruptions to Foreign Trade and U.S. Banks’ Returns

- Thiago Revil T. Ferreira, Michele Modugno, Berardino Palazzo and Carlos Ramírez
- 2026-012: Enforcing Fair Lending: Evidence from Mortgage Market Litigation

- Matthew Maury, Michael Suher and Jeffery Y. Zhang
- 2026-011: Contrasting Ledgers: Considerations for U.S. Dollar Interbank Payment Systems

- Melissa Leistra
- 2026-010: Kalshi and the Rise of Macro Markets

- Anthony M. Diercks, Jared Dean Katz and Jonathan Wright
- 2026-009: Initial Margin for Crypto Currencies Risks in Uncleared Markets

- Anna Amirdjanova, David Lynch and Anni Zheng
- 2026-008: Monetary Policy Exposure of Banks and Loan Contracting

- Ahmet Degerli and Jing Wang
- 2026-007: Inequality in Comprehensive Wealth

- Hannah Landel, David Love and Paul A. Smith
- 2026-006: What Do LLMs Want?

- Thomas Cook, Sophia Kazinnik, Zach Modig and Nathan Palmer
- 2026-005: The Spillovers of LSAPs on Banks in the Euro Area

- Marco Graziano, Marius Koechlin and Andreas Tischbirek
- 2026-004: Do Anecdotes Matter? Exploring the Beige Book through Textual Analysis from 1970 to 2025

- Shengwu Du, Flora Haberkorn, Isabel Kitschelt, Seung Jung Lee, Anderson Monken, Dylan Saez, Kelsey Shipman and Sandeep Thakur
- 2026-003: Firm Dynamics, Inflation, and the Transmission of Monetary Policy

- William L. Gamber
- 2026-002: A Framework for Understanding the Vulnerabilities of New Money-Like Products

- Kenechukwu Anadu, Patrick E. McCabe, Jp Perez-Sangimino and Nathan Swem
- 2026-001: A New Reason to Hate Grocery Inflation: Measuring and Interpreting Inflation Heterogeneity

- Kelsey O'Flaherty
- 2025-110: The Effect of Liquidity Constraints on Labor Supply: Evidence from Interest Rate Ceilings

- Kabir Dasgupta and Brenden Mason
- 2025-109: Estimating Aggregate Data Center Investment with Project-level Data

- Eirik E. Brandsaas, Daniel Garcia, Robert Kurtzman, Joseph B. Nichols and Adelia Zytek
- 2025-108: LLM on a Budget: Active Knowledge Distillation for Efficient Classification of Large Text Corpora

- Leland Crane, Xiaoyu Ge, Flora Haberkorn, Rithika Iyengar, Seung Jung Lee, Viviana Luccioli, Ryan Panley and Nitish R. Sinha
- 2025-107: Rates of return on private and public businesses

- Jesse Bricker, Alice Henriques Volz and Kevin B. Moore
- 2025-106: Funds of Funds' Portfolio Rebalancing during the COVID-19 Crisis

- Nathan Foley-Fisher and Jeongmin Lee
- 2025-104: Artificial Intelligence Innovation by Financial Innovators: Evidence from US Patents

- Jean Xiao Timmerman
- 2025-103: Cyber Vulnerabilities at Large US Financial Institutions and Their Third-Party Service Providers

- Jin-Wook Chang, Jacob Dice, Shengwu Du, Adam Flury, Sam Jerow, Seung Jung Lee, Stacey Schreft and Craig Vandre
- 2025-102: Access to Capital and the IPO Decision: An Analysis of US Private Firms

- Andres Almazan, Nathan Swem, Sheridan Titman and Gregory Weitzner
- 2025-101r1: Settlement Speed and Financial Stability

- Agostino Capponi and Jin-Wook Chang
- 2025-100: Central Bank Access and Flight to Safety

- Lucia Gurrieri, Chase P. Ross, Ben Schmiedt, Alexandros Vardoulakis and Vladimir Yankov
- 2025-099: The Federal Reserve’s Response to the 2023 Banking Turmoil: The Bank Term Funding Program

- David Arseneau, Elizabeth Klee, Antonis Kotidis and Michael Siemer
- 2025-098: Declining Search Frictions, Unemployment, and Growth Revisited

- Juan C. Córdoba, Anni T. Isojärvi and Haoran Li
- 2025-097: Do the Rich Really Save More? Answering an Old Question Using the SCF with Direct Measures of Lifetime Earnings and an Expanded Wealth Concept

- Alice Henriques Volz, Elizabeth Llanes and Jeffrey Thompson
- 2025-096: Understanding Preferences for Payment Cards using Household Scanner Data

- Marc Rysman, Shuang Wang and Krzysztof Wozniak
- 2025-095: Decomposing Recent Employment Gains Among Disabled Workers

- Hsinyu (Samuel) Tseng and Douglas Webber
- 2025-094: Illiquid Homeownership and the Bank of Mom and Dad

- Eirik E. Brandsaas
- 2025-093: “Harvest Now Decrypt Later”: Examining Post-Quantum Cryptography and the Data Privacy Risks for Distributed Ledger Networks

- Jillian Mascelli and Megan Rodden
- 2025-092: Can LLMs Improve Sanctions Screening in the Financial System? Evidence from a Fuzzy Matching Assessment

- Jeffrey S. Allen and Max S. Hatfield
- 2025-091: Parallel Trends Forest: Data-Driven Control Sample Selection in Difference-in-Differences

- Yesol Huh and Matthew Kling
- 2025-090: Financial Stability Implications of Generative AI: Taming the Animal Spirits

- Seung Jung Lee and Anne Lundgaard Hansen
- 2025-089: Virtue or Mirage? Complexity in Exchange Rate Prediction

- Rehim Kılıç
- 2025-088: Automated Credit Limit Increases and Consumer Welfare

- Vitaly M. Bord, Agnes Kovacs and Patrick Moran
- 2025-087: One Policy Rate, Many Stances: Evidence from the European Monetary Union

- Manuel González-Astudillo and Diego Vilán
- 2025-086: Where's The Bank? Banking Access in the Era of Branch Consolidation

- Robert M. Adams and Shane Sherlund
- 2025-085: Non-homothetic Demand Shifts and Inflation Inequality

- Jake D. Orchard
- 2025-084: Attention-Dependent Monetary Transmission to Household Beliefs

- Jaemin Jeong, Eunseong Ma and Choongryul Yang
- 2025-083: Monetary Policy and Bank Funding Costs: Patterns and Predictability in the Transmission of the Policy Rate to U.S. Banks’ Funding Costs

- Daniel Dias and Sophia Scott
- 2025-082r1: Does Financial Stress Affect Commodity Futures Traders’ Positions?

- Shengwu Du, Yang Heppe and Travis Nesmith
- 2025-081: Do Banks Price Flood Risk in Mortgage Origination: Evidence from a Natural Experiment in New Orleans

- David Arseneau and Gazi Kara
- 2025-080: Financial Structure and Mergers

- Charles Taragin, Benjamin Wallace and Eddie Watkins
- 2025-079: Evaluating Macroeconomic Outcomes Under Asymmetries: Expectations Matter

- Brent Bundick, Isabel Cairo and Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau
- 2025-078: Pricing Tail Risks: Bank Equity Returns During the 2023 Bank Stress

- Shawn Kimble and Matthew P. Seay
- 2025-077: Central bank preparedness for market-functioning asset purchases as a consideration for long-run balance sheet composition

- Rochelle Edge and Dan Li
- 2025-076: Local Estimation for Option Pricing: Improving Forecasts with Market State Information

- Hyung Joo Kim and Dong Hwan Oh
- 2025-075: When Tails Are Heavy: The Benefits of Variance-Targeted, Non-Gaussian, Quasi-Maximum Likelihood Estimation of GARCH Models

- Todd Prono
- 2025-074: Monetary Policy, Uncertainty, and Communications

- Vaishali Garga, Edward Herbst, Alisdair McKay, Giovanni Nicolo and Matthias Paustian
- 2025-073: Accounting for Uncertainty and Risks in Monetary Policy

- Michael Bauer, Travis Berge, Giuseppe Fiori, Francesca Loria and Molin Zhong
- 2025-072: Implications of Inflation Dynamics for Monetary Policy Strategies

- Hess Chung, Callum Jones, Antoine Lepetit and Fernando M. Martin
- 2025-071: Pandemic and War Inflation: Lessons from the International Experience

- Anna Lipinska, Enrique Martínez García and Felipe Schwartzman
- 2025-070: Inflation since the Pandemic: Lessons and Challenges

- Ina Hajdini, Adam Shapiro, Andrew Lee Smith and Daniel Villar Vallenas
- 2025-069: Retrospective on the Federal Reserve Board Staff's Inflation Forecast Errors since 2019

- Ekaterina V. Peneva, Jeremy B. Rudd and Daniel Villar Vallenas
- 2025-068: Labor Market Dynamics, Monetary Policy Tradeoffs, and a Shortfalls Approach to Pursuing Maximum Employment

- Brent Bundick, Isabel Cairo and Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau
- 2025-067: Assessing Maximum Employment

- Christopher Foote, Shigeru Fujita, Amanda Michaud and Joshua Montes
- 2025-066: Reviews of Foreign Central Banks' Monetary Policy Frameworks: Approaches, Issues, and Outcomes

- Grey Gordon, Julio L. Ortiz and Benjamin Silk
- 2025-065: The Origins, Structure, and Results of the Federal Reserve’s 2019–20 Review of Its Monetary Policy Framework

- Francois Gourio, Benjamin K. Johannsen and David Lopez-Salido
- 2025-064: The Banking Panic in New Mexico in 1924 and the Response of the Federal Reserve

- Mark Carlson
- 2025-063: Policy Rate Uncertainty and Money Market Funds (MMF) Portfolio Allocations

- Samin Abdullah and Manjola Tase
- 2025-062r1: Hysteresis and the Role of Downward Nominal Wage Rigidity: Evidence from U.S. States

- Hie Joo Ahn and Yunjong Eo
- 2025-061: Linear and nonlinear econometric models against machine learning models: realized volatility prediction

- Rehim Kılıç
- 2025-060: Mega Firms and New Technological Trajectories in the U.S

- Serguey Braguinsky, Joonkyu Choi, Yuheng Ding, Karam Jo and Seula Kim
- 2025-059: Indirect Credit Supply: How Bank Lending to Private Credit Shapes Monetary Policy Transmission

- Sharjil Haque, Young Soo Jang and Jessie Wang
- 2025-058: Discussion of "Dynamic Causal Effects in a Nonlinear World: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly''

- Edward Herbst and Benjamin K. Johannsen
- 2025-057: Harmonized Population and Labor Force Statistics

- John Coglianese, Seth Murray and Christopher Nekarda
- 2025-056: Stagflationary Stock Returns

- Benjamin Knox and Yannick Timmer
- 2025-055: From Bank Lending Standards to Bank Credit Conditions: An SVAR Approach

- Vihar Dalal, Daniel Dias and Pinar Uysal
- 2025-054: The Theory of Financial Stability Meets Reality

- Nina Boyarchenko, Kinda Hachem and Anya V. Kleymenova
- 2025-053: Generative AI at the Crossroads: Light Bulb, Dynamo, or Microscope?

- Martin Neil Baily, David Byrne, Aidan T. Kane and Paul E. Soto
- 2025-052: Fed Repo Operations and Dealer Intermediation

- Mark Carlson, Zack Saravay and Mary Tian
- 2025-051: A Distance-based Algorithm for Defining Antitrust Markets

- Charles Taragin and Marco Taylhardat
- 2025-050: Lost in Aggregation: Geographic Mismeasurement of Income and Spending

- Jack Chylak, Leo Feler and Sinem Hacioglu Hoke
- 2025-049: Trading Costs v. Indicative Liquidity in the Off-the-Run Treasury Market

- Oleg Sokolinskiy
- 2025-048: Gauging the Sentiment of Federal Open Market Committee Communications through the Eyes of the Financial Press

- Shantanu Banerjee, Paul Cordova, Michiel De Pooter and Olesya Grishchenko
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