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Taking a Closer Look at U.S. Exports to China

Civilian aircraft, soybeans, motor vehicles and microchips are the biggest U.S. exports to China, and production of these goods is geographically concentrated. In the case of soybeans, 10 states produced 79 percent of the U.S. crop in 2016.
The Regional Economist , Volume 26 , Issue 3

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The Rise of Automation: How Robots May Impact the U.S. Labor Market

The growing presence of robots may affect U.S. demand for routine manual jobs like assembly work.
The Regional Economist , Volume 27 , Issue 2

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Rising Rates Impact Borrowing Costs for the U.S. Government, Too

The Fed has been raising short-term rates. This lifts borrowing costs for everyone, including the U.S. government, but the effect on longer-term Treasury rates is less predictable.
The Regional Economist , Volume 26 , Issue 3

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The Case of the Reappearing Phillips Curve: A Discussion of Recent Findings

The Phillips curve seems to have flattened over time. In this article, we use a simple New Keynesian model to analyze potential pitfalls in the estimation of the slope of the structural Phillips curve.
Review , Volume 102 , Issue 3 , Pages 313-337

Staff Pick: Declining Labor Share and U.S. Industries

In recent decades, the share of payments to labor have been trending down in several countries. Here are trends among U.S. industries.
On the Economy

The Effects of Extra Unemployment Benefits on Household Delinquencies

The additional $600 per week in unemployment benefits may have helped stave off some household delinquencies.
On the Economy

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Hospital Capacity amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Asha Bharadwaj, Kathryn Bokun, Charles S. GasconMost counties haven't reached hospital bed capacity during COVID-19 peaks through June 30. However, about a quarter of counties are at risk of overcapacity if a future surge occurs.
The Regional Economist , Volume 28 , Issue 2

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Unauthorized Immigration in the U.S.: Trends in Recent Years

Unauthorized immigration to the U.S. grew rapidly from 1990 to the Great Recession but has leveled off since then.
The Regional Economist , Volume 26 , Issue 4

The Recent COVID-19 Spike and the U.S. Employment Slowdown

An analysis suggests that the recent recovery in jobs has halted because of the spike in COVID-19 cases.
On the Economy

Who Holds a Green Card?

Understanding the characteristics of U.S. permanent residents can provide insight into the future workforce.
On the Economy

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