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Series:On the Economy 

Bringing Economic Education to the Masses

Mary Suiter, assistant vice president and economic education officer at the St. Louis Fed, explains the benefits of teaching economics to young children.
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Schooling over Time and across Countries

An analysis of three rich and three poor countries found that countries where schooling grew faster also had less economic growth from 1960-2010.
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Regulating Fintech: One Size Does Not Fit All

As fintech companies make inroads into banking, they have raised regulatory issues at the state and federal levels.
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How Young Adults’ Homeownership Differs Across Generations

St. Louis Fed economist Victoria Gregory discusses her research on wealth, homeownership and location patterns for young adults from the baby boom to Gen Z.
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Social Distancing, but Mostly during the Workweek?

Analyzing a new index from the Dallas Fed shows that a key component of social distancing—staying at home—seems to be happening nationally during the week but not as much on the weekends.
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Vulnerable Workers and the State of the U.S. Labor Market

U.S. employment has remained strong since last Labor Day amid high inflation. If the labor market weakens, how would that affect vulnerable workers?
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Wealth and Its Distribution: A Look at Asian American Households in 2022

Asian Americans typically had more wealth than other racial or ethnic groups, and that wealth was spread across a diverse range of financial and nonfinancial assets.
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Not All Bursting Market Bubbles Have the Same Recessionary Effect

The popped IT bubble ushered in an eight-month recession in 2001. The burst housing bubble resulted in the Great Recession (2007-09). Why the difference?
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The Labor Effects of Work from Home on Workers with a Disability

Work from home appears to have improved labor outcomes for workers with a disability in terms of unemployment, labor force participation, and wages and hours worked.
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More Households Face Food Scarcity during COVID-19

More U.S. households are reporting that they sometimes or often do not have enough food, according to a new Census survey.
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