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A minimum wager
Will a rising wage floor lift all workers, or put too many in the unemployment line?
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Not your father’s farm
District farms are getting smaller and bigger at the same time.
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Truths about trade and the dollar
A Minneapolis Fed directors' retreat explores the realities of international trade and foreign exchange
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Recyclical demand
Prices have fallen sharply for recyclables, but there's still a viable scrap market in the district.
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An open house for real estate agents
In the last few years the real estate market, both nationwide and in the Ninth District, has been on fire. And, like moths swarming to that fire, the market for real estate agents has also swelled.
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Send more nurses, stat!
Despite rising wages, nurses are likely to remain scarce in many parts of the Ninth District.
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Common descent
Flight delays common at large airports also afflict regional airports in the district.
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Not making the grade
Teacher pay in the western part of the Ninth District isn't competitive with other states.
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The second garage
Robust growth in self-storage space has slowed, but the district outlook calls for further expansion.
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Taking the shears to fuel costs
District businesses are turning to hedging as a way to cope with higher, more volatile energy prices.