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Transforming financial services. Banking supervision’s Tracy Basinger explains why the intersection of finance and technology–fintech–is a matter of great importance and interest to the Fed

Innovations in technology are transforming relationships between the Fed, the banks we supervise, and their customers. In our 2015 annual report, What We've Learned?and why it matters, we explain how the Fed is poised to evolve alongside fintech innovations.
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The Fed is Born

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Gateway to Asia

Asia?s growing influence in the United States - economically and culturally - is very apparent in the Federal Reserve?s Twelfth District. The nine western states form a geographical gateway to Asia, and because of the close ties, can provide insight into Asian economic and financial developments. The Twelfth District is an attractive destination for trade and investment by Asian companies because of its location. Also, the District?s geographical position has contributed to a long and rich history of Asian immigration into the region.
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Altered states: a perspective on 75 years of state income growth

According to a study featured in the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland's 2005 Annual Report, differences in state income levels can be explained largely by two factors: innovation and workforce skills. The study's findings suggest that increasing a region's knowledge base should be a primary component of economic development strategies.
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Common bonds

Essay from the 2004 Annual Report.
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The transformation of macroeconomic policy and research

2004 Annual Report Essay: Nobel Lecture by Edward C. Prescott
Annual Report , Volume 19 , Issue 1 , Pages 6-27

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Dichotomy becomes reality: ten years of Federal Reserve as regulator and competitor

1991 Annual Report essay
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Understanding Urban Decline

Senior policy economist Santiago Pinto and economics writer Tim Sablik discuss the forces that drive urbanization and the factors that determine where firms and households locate within cities. Pinto and Sablik also evaluate a variety of place-based and people-based policy responses to urban decline. Because every city is different, the authors caution that revitalization efforts that worked for one city may not work for another.
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Making change: reinventing the Federal Reserve

Essay from the 1997 Annual Report.
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