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Pandemic, Rising Costs Challenge Child Care Industry

As the economy recovers and more parents return to work, declining child care capacity, combined with higher wages, could continue to push up costs.
The Regional Economist

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College Freshman Enrollment Drops during Pandemic

First-time college enrollment declined significantly in 2020—a stark contrast with what traditionally happens during recessions.
The Regional Economist , Volume 29 , Issue 1

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Inflation, Part 1: What Is it, Exactly?

Inflation measures the rate of change of a price index over time.
Economic Synopses , Issue 15 , Pages 1-3

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Inflation, Part 2: How Do We Construct and Choose an Index?

Both the CPI and the PCE price indexes measure the prices of consumer goods and services— but they differ in important ways.
Economic Synopses , Issue 16 , Pages 1-3

Did the Fed’s Dollar Swap Lines Work?

In March, the Federal Reserve took steps to increase the supply of dollars to foreign markets to ensure liquidity and lessen volatility. Did the policies work?
On the Economy

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Does the Beige Book Reflect U.S. Employment and Inflation Trends?

Simple, automated text analysis can extract useful metrics from the Beige Book.
Economic Synopses , Issue 13 , Pages 1-3

COVID-19 and the Great Recession: Market Hours and Home Production across American Households

Women and households with children have been hit harder in this recession than they were in the previous recession.
On the Economy

Holiday Shopping: Should You Expect to See Inflation?

Some holiday gifts (like a new car) have seen prices spike in 2021, but prices for other holiday-related items (like travel) have declined.
On the Economy

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Using Beige Book Text Analysis to Measure Supply Chain Disruptions

Simple, automated text analysis can extract useful metrics about supply chain disruptions from the Beige Book.
Economic Synopses , Issue 18 , Pages 1-2

What Are the Fed’s Dollar Swap Lines and FIMA Repos, and Why Do They Matter?

Making it easier for central banks to access U.S. dollars helps calm exchange rate volatility and allow markets and credit lines to operate smoothly.
On the Economy

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