New Atlanta Fed research provides a microeconomic foundation that accounts for volatile price-to-rent ratios in house prices.

How many jobs does it take in your state? Check out our state-level Jobs Calculator to learn more.

Many lower-income people face a "benefits cliff" when they look at entering the workforce. Read macroblog to learn more.

See the evolution in the nowcast of this quarter's GDP growth.

View January JOLTS data in our Labor Market Distributions Spider Chart.

The Atlanta Fed's Wage Growth Tracker came in at 3.4 percent in February, down from 3.7 percent in January.

Read One Region. Many Economies. to learn about the Southeast's varied economies.

The new Economy Matters quiz asks you about some current and historical aspects of taxes.

The Clash of the Coins is over! See which coin won and read about all 16 competing coins.

The Atlanta Fed recently convened experts to discuss some of Brazil's economic prospects.

Economy Matters looks at survey data that notes that millennials' spending habits aren't very different from those of other generations.

Economy Matters looks at a recent updating to the Atlanta Fed's index of cities' economic dynamism.

Read Take On Payments to learn about guidelines designed to protect basic human rights whenever AI systems are used.

The Federal Open Market Committee said it will maintain the target range for the fed funds rate at 2-1/4 to 2-1/2 percent.

As do the Patriots in football, cards dominate payments. Take On Payments contemplates the conversations about payments types.

On November 19, the Atlanta Fed will host a town hall to address a recent notice for public input into faster payments settlement.

The 2019 payments study will obtain totals and search for developing trends in noncash payments for calendar year 2018.

Read Take On Payments to learn about an upcoming webinar exploring ways to bridge the fintech talent gap.

President Bostic speaks to the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama about why effective workforce development is essential to economic mobility and resilience.

The Atlanta Fed's 2019 Financial Markets Conference will feature top thinkers from industry, academia, and policy-making bodies who will debate and discuss topics such as data privacy, housing, blockchain, and monetary policy.

President Bostic speaks on March 22 about the FOMC's recent decisions in managing the latter stages of policy normalization.

President Raphael Bostic announced new promotions for Peter Bermudez and Todd Henrich.

Marc Fordham has been promoted to assistant vice president and external relations officer.

In this "ViewPoint" interview, experts discuss the benefits and potential pitfalls of financial technology, or fintech.

Help your students develop soft skills with this lesson and game.

The Clash of the Coins is over! See which coin won and read about all 16 competing coins.

Learn about your rights and responsibilities as a consumer.

Watch Chairman Powell as he spoke with educators from across the country on February 6, 2019.

Learn some saving strategies to achieve your financial goals.

Teachers, discover an app that highlights the security features on bank notes.

Explore our new data tool, showing rental affordability across the Atlanta Fed's District.

Explore opportunities for workforce development investments in rural areas that address challenges around both labor demand and supply.

Economy Matters looks at a recent updating to the Atlanta Fed's index of cities' economic dynamism.

Plan to attend the biennial event featuring research on America's middle class.

How does student debt affect homeownership rates among young people?

What jobs pay over the U.S. annual median wage without a bachelor's degree?