Journal Article
The Things Our Neighbors Care About
Lazette, Michelle Park (2014-10)
Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 1-36

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Interview with Richard Berner
Campbell, Doug (2013-10)
Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 18-23

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Women, Work, and the War That Changed Both
Campbell, Doug (2013-10)
Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 10-13

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What's at Stake in the Detroit Bankruptcy?
Fitzpatrick, Thomas J. (2013-10)
Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 16-17

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The future of financial market regulation
anonymous (2011-01)
Last summer, Congress approved the most sweeping reforms to the financial market regulatory system since the Great Depression with the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. But that was only the beginning. Now come the details?hammering out more than 250 rules among 11 different regulatory agencies (the Federal Reserve itself is responsible for developing more than 50 new rules). Many of the rules are geared toward the same goal?preventing a replay of the financial crisis that crippled the economy from 2007 through 2009.
Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 1-2

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The Evolution of the "Bank Examiner"
Ong, Stephen J. (2013-04)
Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 16-19

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Public pensions under stress
Carlson, John B. (2012-04)
The financial crisis has made it all too clear that regulators failed to see into the dark corners of the financial system. With that in mind, the Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland and Atlanta have formed a Financial Monitoring Team to study pension funds and municipal finance with an eye toward implications for the wider economy and financial system. What concerns should we have? In this article and other articles from this spring issue of Forefront, we explain where risks could be building and how reforms might help forestall their impact on the broader economy and financial system.
Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 41 p.

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The inflation issue
anonymous (2011-04)
Over the long term, steady job growth requires low and stable inflation. In this special issue of Forefront, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Sandra Pianalto explains why price stability is essential for maximum employment and how the adoption of a numerical target for inflation may improve the central bank?s ability to achieve both objectives.
Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 1-32

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Anchors and Arts Help Redefine the Rust Belt
Petrus, Mary (2013-01)
Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 20-23

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What can US History Tell Us About the European's Prospects for Survival?
Rousseau, Peter L. (2013-04)
Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 13-15