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The Impact of Higher Temperatures on Economic Growth
Phan, Toan; Colacito, Riccardo; Hoffman, Bridget; Sablik, Timothy (2018-08)
What happens to the economy when it gets hot outside? Despite long-standing assumptions that economic damage from rising global temperatures would be limited to the agricultural sector or developing economies, this Economic Brief presents evidence that higher summer temperatures hurt a variety of business sectors in the United States
Richmond Fed Economic Brief , Issue August

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Responding to Urban Decline
Pinto, Santiago; Sablik, Timothy (2017-07)
In recent decades, a number of once-prominent U.S. cities have experienced economic hardship and significant population loss. Policymakers in those cities want to jump-start growth and improve prospects for the people who live there. But where should they begin? This Economic Brief surveys economic studies on a variety of urban policy interventions and provides lessons for policymakers.
Richmond Fed Economic Brief , Issue July

Journal Article
Jargon Alert: Full Employment
Sablik, Timothy (2013-04)
Econ Focus , Issue 2Q , Pages 10-10

Journal Article
The Last Crisis before the Fed
Sablik, Timothy (2013-10)
On the eve of World War I,the United States averted a financial crisis
Econ Focus , Issue 4Q , Pages 6-9

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The Rural Nursing Shortage
Sablik, Timothy (2022-01)
During the pandemic, policymakers and reporters have focused on the number of available hospital beds as a measure of the health system's capacity to deal with COVID-19 infections. But those beds don't matter very much without medical staff — doctors, nurses, and other trained specialists — to treat the patients in them. And after nearly two years on the front lines of the pandemic, health care workers are stretched thin.
Econ Focus , Issue 1Q , Pages 4-7

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Are the Effects of Monetary Policy Asymmetric?
Barnichon, Regis; Matthes, Christian; Sablik, Timothy (2017-03)
The Federal Reserve uses monetary policy to stimulate the economy when unemployment is high and to rein in inflationary pressures when the economy is overheating. However, evidence suggests that these policy stances have unequal effects. Contractionary monetary shocks raise unemployment more strongly than expansionary shocks lower it.
Richmond Fed Economic Brief , Issue March

Journal Article
Life Cycle Hypothesis
Sablik, Timothy (2016-07)
Econ Focus , Issue 3Q/4Q , Pages 8-8

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Research spotlight: Ties that bind
Sablik, Timothy (2011-07)
Related links: https://www.richmondfed.org/-/media/richmondfedorg/publications/research/econ_focus/2011/q3/research_spotlight_weblinks.cfm
Econ Focus , Volume 15 , Issue 3Q , Pages 11

Journal Article
Growing Rural America Through Startups
Sablik, Timothy (2022-01)
Rural places, by many measures, have tended to be less vibrant economically than metro areas, on average. Some small towns looking to create more job opportunities have tried to attract large businesses, while others have leaned on their natural amenities to draw residents and tourists. But another, less obvious, approach is in the running: entrepreneurship. New businesses contribute disproportionately to job and productivity growth, providing numerous benefits to a local community.
Econ Focus , Issue 1Q , Pages 14-17

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The Fed’s New Framework With a revised strategy, the Fed responds to challenges facing central banks today
Sablik, Timothy (2021-01)
Econ Focus , Issue Q1 , Pages 8-11

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