The Americas Center intends to understand, cooperate and coordinate with, and respond effectively to changes in Latin American, Caribbean, and Spanish financial institutions and markets. Our mission involves better supervising constituencies, strengthening the Federal Reserve System's and Sixth Federal Reserve District's voice and influence in hemispheric policymaking, and adding value to evolving regional payment processing.
The Americas Center will help the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta achieve several of its key initiatives, including
The Americas Center at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and the Eugene W. Stetson School of Business and Economics at Mercer University invite you to participate in the fourth Southeastern International/Development Economics Workshop on Friday, December 3, 2010. The conference is intended to provide a forum to discuss innovative research on international and development economics and facilitate the exchange of views among researchers and policymakers.
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The Southeast was hit hard by the recession. Significant sectors of the economy, such as construction and employment declined, and state and local governments saw their revenues pinched by dropoffs in tax revenues. But signs of recovery have begun to emerge and position the region for a brighter 2010.
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Monthly reports on business surveys, data, and analysis track Southeastern economic developments
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