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    May 30, 2024
    New research evaluates how a slowdown in low-skilled immigration has affected various aspects of the US economy. Atlanta Fed research economist Federico Mandelman explains in this Economy Matters article.

    Poised for More Growth, the Southeastern Economy Outperforming US

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    Firms have taken note of the region's economic growth, expecting it will continue and planning accordingly. Researchers at the Atlanta Fed recently investigated factors behind the southeastern economy's performance, and this Economy Matters article delves into their findings.

    Reducing Tax Policy Inequity for Funding Roads, Bridges

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    The potential rewrite of tax policies to fund roads and bridges presents an opportunity to reduce tax burden inequity on low-income families. This Economy Matters article looks at alternatives offered in an Atlanta Fed research paper.

    Filling In the (Pot)holes: A Discussion of Electric Vehicles and Gas Tax Collection

    September 29, 2023
    The tax on gasoline has long been a reliable source of revenue for maintaining roads, but will the growing popularity of electric vehicles disrupt this formula? This episode of the Economy Matters podcast discusses Atlanta Fed research into the question.

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    Economic changes inevitably follow demographic changes. In this episode of the Economy Matters podcast, Atlanta Fed economist Toni Braun talks about his research into the aging of the US population and what it might mean for the macroeconomy, including the inflation rate.

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    Business Leaders, CFOs Name Labor Most Pressing Concern

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    Labor quality and availability are by far the most pressing concerns cited by businesses large and small at the start of 2023. This Economy Matters examines the results of two recent surveys conducted by the Atlanta Fed.

    "Some Firms Are Just Born Different": A Discussion of Firms and Innovation

    March 30, 2023
    Why do some firms thrive and even spin off other successful firms? Atlanta Fed research economist Salomé Baslandze joins the Economy Matters podcast to discuss her research into the question.

    Assessing Unequal Access to Homeowner Equity

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    The significant barriers Black and Hispanic borrowers face in qualifying for home loans are surpassed by the difficulty in borrowing against the equity in the homes. This Economy Matters article recaps one of the first analyses of racial disparities in access to mortgage equity withdrawal products.

    Atlanta Fed Research Examines Racial Disparities in Mortgage Refinancing

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    During the pandemic, many mortgage borrowers benefited from policies designed to ease financial pressures. But did they benefit equally? This Economy Matters article looks at recent Atlanta Fed research on mortgage refinancing.

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    Population aging is the single biggest reason for the US worker shortage, fueling inflation. This Economy Matters article reviews research that shows almost all of the increase in the 16-and-older population has been among seniors.

    Marriage Penalty Hardest on Women with Children, Low Incomes

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    Recent Atlanta Fed research examined the marriage penalty and found that, over a lifetime, low-income women with children fare better financially when single rather than married. This Economy Matters article summarizes the research’s findings and recommendations.

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    Rise in Remote Work Has Moderated Wage Growth

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    Survey results of pilot programs indicate the Career Ladder Identifier and Financial Forecaster (CLIFF) delivers useful information. This Economy Matters article reviews reports from users in three states.

    Hollywood Targets China Market with Sequels, Remakes, Spinoffs

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    When US filmmakers gained greater access to the lucrative market in China, they faced a challenge. This Economy Matters article examines research that shows how they balanced better access with pleasing a risky and uncertain audience.

    Bostic Discusses Economic Inequality's Relevance to Fed Policy Decisions

    November 22, 2022
    Atlanta Fed president and chief executive officer Raphael Bostic discussed the relevance of economic inequality in Fed decision-making during a conversation with David J. Lynch, the Washington Post's global economics correspondent. This Economy Matters article recaps the discussion.

    Latino Business Owners Share Optimism Amid Challenges

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    St. Petersburg's Redevelopment Plans a Laboratory for Economic Inclusion Initiative

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    A big revitalization project aims to transform a gritty section of south St. Petersburg, Florida. In this Economy Matters article, Atlanta Fed officials heard community leaders discuss the state of inclusive economic growth in their city.

    Atlanta Fed Research Looks Into Pandemic-Era Aid to Workers

    November 04, 2022
    Federal assistance during the pandemic provided many vulnerable workers with an invaluable lifeline. But did the assistance have consequences for today’s labor force? This Economy Matters article looks at recent Atlanta Fed research into workforce trends.

    Atlanta Fed Executives Discuss Community Banks' Role in the National Economy

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    Community banks occupy a crucial, but often unheralded, role in local economies. In this Economy Matters article, two top Atlanta Fed executives share their observations on community banks and their importance.

    "It's a Harder Environment to Forecast In": Discussing the Science of Measuring GDP

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    The pandemic’s impact on the economy significantly complicated how we measure gross domestic product. Pat Higgins, an Atlanta Fed economist, joins the Economy Matters podcast to discuss the GDPNow tool and recent developments in gross domestic product.

    Shift in Black Wealth Portends Complications for Future Generations

    September 06, 2022
    A shift in Black wealth away from real estate and toward pensions could have significant ramifications in the future transfer of wealth from older to younger generations. This Economy Matters article looks at another wrinkle in the complex tapestry of household wealth.

    Privacy, Security Significant Concerns in Public Comments on CBDC

    August 25, 2022
    Public comments about a potential central bank digital currency now available for public review present a wide range of opinions. This Economy Matters article looks at privacy implications raised by consumers and how technology might address them.

    Pulling Back the Curtain on GDPNow

    July 14, 2022
    The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tool is watched closely these days amid concerns about inflation and the Fed’s raising of the fed funds rate. Read this Economy Matters article for a look at what GDPNow is and what it is not.

    Bajando el telón de GDPNow

    July 14, 2022
    La herramienta GDPNow de la Reserva Federal de Atlanta es objeto de un atento seguimiento estos días, en medio de la preocupación por la inflación y la subida del tipo de interés de los fondos federales por parte de la Reserva Federal.

    Rabbit or Duck? Economists, Epidemiologists Learn to Collaborate on Pandemic Policy

    February 09, 2022
    When different researchers view the same situation in different ways, policy recommendations can be muddled. This Economy Matters article looks at an interdisciplinary effort to bridge the gap between economists and epidemiologists.

    Effects of Interest Rate Rises Differ by Age, Research Suggests

    November 05, 2021
    Changes in monetary policy can affect different households in different ways. This Economy Matters article looks at recent Atlanta Fed research to explore the varying impact and why the age of the household could matter in viewing policy changes.

    In COVID-19 Recovery, Black Workers' Job Gains May Falter

    August 03, 2021
    The aftermath of the pandemic could reveal that Black workers have lost some of the gains they had made in the labor market. This article looks at recent Atlanta Fed research that examined factors at work and how to blunt their impact.

    There’s No Template for a Pandemic Economic Recovery, so Atlanta Fed Economist Looks to WWII

    June 21, 2021
    The U.S. government spent massively to fight WWII, and it poured huge resources into combating COVID. This Economy Matters article examines work by an Atlanta Fed researcher who sought to discover if parallels exist between the economic effects of such spending.

    Pandemic Could Be Reshaping the Labor Market

    March 29, 2021
    Millions of jobs in restaurants and other businesses have disappeared because of COVID-19, creating a reshuffling that could last for years. This Economy Matters article examines the impact of the pandemic on the composition of jobs.

    Atlanta Fed Research Explores Link between Poor Health, Earnings Inequality

    February 24, 2021
    Someone’s health status can determine whether they remain in the workforce. This Economy Matters article looks at recent Atlanta Fed research into the relationship between health and lifetime earnings inequality.

    “It’s Not Straightforward”: An Atlanta Fed Economist Discusses Measuring Inflation

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    Measuring inflation has always been complex, and doing it during a pandemic is especially complicated. Economy Matters presents an interview with an Atlanta Fed economist who closely watches the movement of prices in the economy.

    Atlanta Fed Report: Small Businesses Need Targeted Investments to Recover

    September 18, 2020
    Small businesses in the Southeast are considering what it will take for them to recover from the COVID-19-induced recession. This Economy Matters article examines what could help even the hardest-hit businesses emerge stronger from the crisis.

    Atlanta Fed Researchers Aim to Better Understand Historic Levels of Uncertainty

    September 15, 2020
    As economic uncertainty remains high, Atlanta Fed researchers focus on understanding what it means for the future. This Economy Matters article looks at some of the ways Atlanta Fed researchers try to understand economic uncertainty.

    New Atlanta Fed Research Examines Student Outcomes at HBCUs

    August 25, 2020
    For generations of Black Americans, historically Black college and universities have been an important rung on the ladder of economic success. This Economy Matters article looks at new Atlanta Fed research into their role in the economy and what the schools bring to an historically underserved population.

    Financial Well-Being: Highlights from the Fed’s Report

    July 20, 2020
    The Federal Reserve regularly assesses Americans’ financial situation. This Economy Matters article summarizes the Fed’s latest snapshot and looks at how the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic affected people’s finances.

    Small Businesses Feel Pressure from COVID-19 Pandemic, Fed Research Shows

    June 12, 2020
    Nearly all firms have been hit by the coronavirus pandemic, but small firms have been hit the hardest. A recent Federal Reserve study surveyed small businesses about business conditions and expectations, and this Economy Matters article looks at the results.

    Homebuilders, Brokers Expect Lower Sales and Construction, Atlanta Fed Poll Shows

    June 11, 2020
    Residential real estate, long a bulwark of the southeastern economy, has been dampened by COVID-19. This Economy Matters article examines recent poll results to view the pandemic’s impact on the industry.

    Assessing the Regional Impact of COVID-19 on Southeastern Employment

    May 27, 2020
    The coronavirus pandemic has profoundly affected employment. This Economy Matters article introduces the Atlanta Fed's updated state-level Jobs Calculator, using it to show possible future scenarios, including what it would take to return to pre-pandemic employment numbers.

    "You Can Build the Infrastructure from Zero": A Conversation about Digital Adoption in Emerging Economies

    March 26, 2020
    Much has been written about the digital revolution's impact on developed economies, but what about developing and emerging economies? The Economy Matters podcast features an Atlanta Fed economist who discusses his research into the question. podcast

    "These Local Problems Do Have Some National Solutions": A Conversation about Inequality

    February 27, 2020
    In this special episode of the Economy Matters podcast, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic talks with researcher Anthony Orlando about income inequality and how a seemingly national problem can have solutions that begin close to home. podcast

    Wings over America: A Conversation with Author James Fallows

    January 02, 2020
    In this special episode of the Economy Matters podcast, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic talks with author James Fallows about Our Town, his book that attempts to deepen our understanding of American social, regional, and cultural diversity. podcast

    Diplomats: U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement to Bring Certainty

    December 26, 2019
    Trade negotiations always require patience and persistence, and the pending deal among the United States, Canada, and Mexico was no different. An Economy Matters story presents the perspectives of Mexico's and Canada's diplomats.

    Why the Big Fuss about Little Dots?

    December 05, 2019
    The insights of the members of the Federal Open Market Committee go into formulating the "dot plot," a visual depiction of how they see the future path of the fed funds rate. This Economy Matters article explains what the dot plot is—and isn't.

    Delving Into a (Venture) Capital Idea

    November 20, 2019
    Venture capital is always on the lookout for the Next Big Thing. Economy Matters looks at the research of an Atlanta Fed economist who furthers our understanding of the important role venture capital plays in the U.S. economy.

    "They're Really Punching above Their Own Weight": Venture Capital and Firm Growth

    November 19, 2019
    What role does venture capital play in finding and nurturing the Next Big Thing? The Economy Matters podcast tries to answer that question by talking to an Atlanta Fed economist about venture capital's impact on firm growth and employment. podcast

    "Get to Know Your Workforce": Discussing the Benefits Cliff

    November 07, 2019
    In this special episode of the Economy Matters podcast, Meghan Cummings of the Women's Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation talks with Atlanta Fed research director Dave Altig about the benefits cliff and ways employers can make the workplace more accommodating to lower-wage employees. podcast

    Talking Trade and Other Things China with Economist Tao Zha

    October 10, 2019
    China and its economy—the world's second largest, after only the United States—have become staples of the daily news cycle. Economy Matters spoke to an Atlanta Fed economist about Chinese trade, economic growth, the unrest in Hong Kong, and more.

    Atlanta Fed Research Explores Impact of Teen Driver License Programs on Labor Participation

    September 26, 2019
    Restricting teens' ability to drive has had measurable improvements on accident rates, but the restrictions have also impeded their ability to participate in the labor force. An Economy Matters article looks at Atlanta Fed research into the impact of teen driving restrictions.

    Round and Round: The Basics of the Business Cycle

    September 17, 2019
    What ignites an economic expansion? What brings one to a halt? The answer: it depends. Economy Matters looks at the business cycle and why its behavior is inherently challenging to predict.

    The Economics of Aging and the Frailty Index

    September 03, 2019
    Gaining a better understanding of people's health is key to fashioning policies that serve them better as they age and become more frail. Economy Matters examines Atlanta Fed research into the frailty index, a tool that helps assess individuals' well-being.

    "What Are Businesses Reacting To?" A Conversation about Uncertainty

    August 28, 2019
    The Economy Matters podcast talks to an Atlanta Fed economist about his survey to measure business uncertainty. podcast

    "We Do Find a Meaningful Impact": Novice Driver Restrictions and the Labor Force

    July 25, 2019
    States have grown increasingly strict about novice teenage drivers. The Economy Matters podcast talks to an Atlanta Fed economist about the impact of stricter policies on teen labor force participation. podcast

    Examining the Effects of Cashless Stores

    June 19, 2019
    Economy Matters looks at research into the impact on consumers (especially the unbanked or underbanked) of businesses’ refusal to accept cash.

    Over the Cliff's Edge? Incentives Hurting Low-Wage Workers

    June 13, 2019
    Some workers are forced to choose between a pay raise and the loss of a crucial form of public assistance. Economy Matters looks at the vexing phenomenon known as the "benefits cliff" and how to reduce its challenge.

    "A Puzzle That Everyone Wants to Solve": Discussing the Price-Rent Ratio

    May 30, 2019
    Sometimes an area's rents increase faster than house prices. But sometimes they don't. This episode of the Economy Matters podcast discusses the price-rent ratio and what it indicates about housing markets. podcast

    Red State, Blue State: Examining the Tax Law's Spending Effects

    May 09, 2019
    The 2017 tax law implemented extensive changes to people's deductions, but the law's impact varied widely among states. Economy Matters looks at some conclusions based on recent research from the Atlanta Fed.

    Speaking Publicly on Privacy: A Conversation about Digital Privacy

    April 02, 2019
    Safeguarding personal data is a challenge in our digital era. In this special episode of the Economy Matters podcast, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic speaks with Heinz College professor Alessandro Acquisti about the field of privacy economics. podcast

    Under Pressure: The Pluses and Minuses of a Hot Economy

    March 28, 2019
    Does economic history hold any lessons about an economy in a sustained period of full employment? Atlanta Fed economist Julie Hotchkiss discusses her recent research into the question on this episode of the Economy Matters podcast. podcast

    Brazil's Economy, Emerging from Turmoil, Looks to Future

    March 14, 2019
    Brazil, Latin America's largest economy and an important U.S. trading partner, is feeling optimistic about its economic future after years of sluggish growth and uncertainty. Economy Matters presents some expert views of the country's prospects.

    Millennials' Spending Preferences: All That Different?

    March 12, 2019
    The popular perception of millennials is that their habits differ markedly from those of older generations. But Economy Matters looks at recent survey data and learns that—at least in terms of how they spend money—they're not very different after all.

    New Survey Aims to Sharpen Understanding of Uncertainty

    January 24, 2019
    If one thing is certain, it's that the Atlanta Fed is measuring uncertainty. Economy Matters discusses the Survey of Business Uncertainty, which recently made its debut.

    Atlanta Fed Economist Researches a "High-Pressure" Economy

    January 17, 2019
    When the unemployment rate becomes very low, is it beneficial to try to keep it there? An Atlanta Fed economist looked into the question, and Economy Matters discusses her research.
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