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2022122019: SCE Labor Market Survey Shows Average Reservation Wage Continues Upward Trend

Felix Aidala and Gizem Kosar

202200627: The First Global Credit Crisis

Stein Berre, Paul Kosmetatos and Asani Sarkar

201404326b: Evidence from the Bond Market on Banks’ “Too-Big-to-Fail” Subsidy

Joao Santos

201404326a: Do “Too-Big-To-Fail” Banks Take On More Risk?

Gara Afonso, Joao Santos and James Traina

201404325b: Introducing a Series on Large and Complex Banks

Donald Morgan

201404325a: Do Big Banks Have Lower Operating Costs?

Anna Kovner, James Vickery and Lily Zhou

20250407c: Monetary Policy Spillovers and the Role of the Dollar

Sushant Acharya, Ozge Akinci, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino and Paolo Pesenti

20250407b: How Household Saving Affects Monetary Policy Spillovers

Sushant Acharya, Ozge Akinci, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino and Paolo Pesenti

20250407a: Monetary Policy Spillovers in the Global Economy

Sushant Acharya, Ozge Akinci, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino and Paolo Pesenti

20250331: Why Are Credit Card Rates So High?

Itamar Drechsler, Hyeyoon Jung, Weiyu Peng, Dominik Supera and Guanyu Zhou

20250327b: Interoperability of Blockchain Systems and the Future of Payments

Jon Durfee, Michael Lee, Joseph Torregrossa and Sarah Wang

20250327a: An Interoperability Framework for Payment Systems

Jon Durfee, Michael Lee and Joseph Torregrossa

20250326b: Credit Score Impacts from Past Due Student Loan Payments

Daniel Mangrum and Crystal Wang

20250326a: Student Loan Balance and Repayment Trends Since the Pandemic Disruption

Daniel Mangrum and Crystal Wang

20250306: When the Household Pie Shrinks, Who Gets Their Slice?

Jacob Conway, Natalia Fischl-Lanzoni and Matthew Plosser

20250305: Firms’ Inflation Expectations Have Picked Up

Jaison Abel, Richard Deitz and Benjamin Hyman

20250303: Comparing Apples to Apples: “Synthetic Real‑Time” Estimates of R‑Star

Sophia Cho and John Williams

20250227b: Supply and Demand Drivers of Global Inflation Trends

Ozge Akinci, Martin Almuzara, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino, Ramya Nallamotu, Argia Sbordone, Greg Simitian and William Zeng

20250227a: Global Trends in U.S. Inflation Dynamics

Ozge Akinci, Martin Almuzara, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino, Ramya Nallamotu, Argia Sbordone, Greg Simitian and William Zeng

20250226: U.S. Imports from China Have Fallen by Less Than U.S. Data Indicate

Hunter Clark

20250214: How Censorship Resistant Are Decentralized Systems?

Jon Durfee and Michael Lee

20250213: Breaking Down Auto Loan Performance

Andrew Haughwout, Donghoon Lee, Daniel Mangrum, Joelle Scally and Wilbert van der Klaauw

20250203: Are First‑Time Home Buyers Facing Desperate Times?

Donghoon Lee and Joseph Tracy

20250117: Discount Window Stigma After the Global Financial Crisis

Olivier Armantier, Marco Cipriani and Asani Sarkar

20250108: Do Payout Restrictions Reduce Bank Risk?

Fulvia Fringuellotti and Thomas Kroen

20250106: The R&D Puzzle in U.S. Manufacturing Productivity Growth

Danial Lashkari and Jeremy Pearce

20241220: Anatomy of the Bank Runs in March 2023

Marco Cipriani, Thomas Eisenbach and Anna Kovner

20241205: Do Import Tariffs Protect U.S. Firms?

Mary Amiti, Matthieu Gomez, Sang Hoon Kong and David E. Weinstein

20241204: Using Stock Returns to Assess the Aggregate Effect of the U.S.‑China Trade War

Mary Amiti, Matthieu Gomez, Sang Hoon Kong and David E. Weinstein

20241203: Documenting Lender Specialization

Kristian Blickle and Eric Gao

20241125: Why Do Banks Fail? Bank Runs Versus Solvency

Sergio Correia, Stephan Luck and Emil Verner

20241122: Why Do Banks Fail? The Predictability of Bank Failures

Sergio Correia, Stephan Luck and Emil Verner

20241121: Why Do Banks Fail? Three Facts About Failing Banks

Sergio Correia, Stephan Luck and Emil Verner

20241115: To Whom It May Concern: Demographic Differences in Letters of Recommendation

Beverly Hirtle and Anna Kovner

20241114: Why Investment‑Led Growth Lowers Chinese Living Standards

Matthew Higgins

20241113: Income Growth Outpaces Household Borrowing

Andrew Haughwout, Donghoon Lee, Daniel Mangrum, Joelle Scally and Wilbert van der Klaauw

20241112: Banking System Vulnerability: 2024 Update

Matteo Crosignani, Thomas Eisenbach and Fulvia Fringuellotti

20241021: The Dueling Intraday Demands on Reserves

Adam Copeland and Sarah Wang

20241017: Tracking Reserve Ampleness in Real Time Using Reserve Demand Elasticity

Gara Afonso, Domenico Giannone, Gabriele La Spada and John Williams

20241010: International Stock Markets’ Reactions to EU Climate Policy Shocks

Julian di Giovanni, Galina Hale, Neel Lahiri and Anirban Sanyal

20241009: A New Indicator of Labor Market Tightness for Predicting Wage Inflation

Sebastian Heise, Jeremy Pearce and Jacob Weber

20241007: What Do Climate Risk Indices Measure?

Oliver Zain Hannaoui and Hyeyoon Jung

20241002: Exposure to Generative AI and Expectations About Inequality

Natalia Emanuel and Emma Harrington

20241001: Are Nonbank Financial Institutions Systemic?

Andres Fernandez, Martin Hiti and Asani Sarkar

20240930: The Central Banking Beauty Contest

Gonzalo Cisternas and Aaron Kolb

20240925: Flood Risk Outside Flood Zones — A Look at Mortgage Lending in Risky Areas

Kristian Blickle, Evan Perry and Joao Santos

20240924: End‑of‑Month Liquidity in the Treasury Market

Henry Dyer, Michael Fleming and Or Shachar

20240923: Has Treasury Market Liquidity Improved in 2024?

Michael Fleming

20240904b: AI and the Labor Market: Will Firms Hire, Fire, or Retrain?

Jaison Abel, Richard Deitz, Natalia Emanuel and Benjamin Hyman

20240904a: Can Professional Forecasters Predict Uncertain Times?

Marco Del Negro