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House Price Booms, Then and Now
House prices rose rapidly in the run-up to the crash of 2007, but not everywhere. Understanding why can help us prepare for future recessions.
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Understanding Gentrification’s Causes
What do three centuries of Philadelphia history tell us about today?s changing neighborhoods?
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How Accurate Are Long-Run Employment Projections?
The occupational mix has been changing for decades. Planners and decision makers need to know how it will continue to change, and why.
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Adam Smith; capitalism's prophet
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Housing's Role in the Slow Recovery
Why did homebuilding recover so slowly after the Great Recession? Burcu Eyigungor examines some unusual supply and demand factors during the boom and bust and explores why home construction is so important to economic recoveries.
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No More Californias
As American mobility declines, some wonder if we've lost our pioneer spirit. A closer look at the data suggests that the situation is less dire— and more complicated—than it at first appears.
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Banking Trends: How Foreign Banks Changed After Dodd–Frank
The Great Recession and the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 both affected how foreign banks operate in the U.S.
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Monetary policy and the new normal
Is the economy in for a prolonged spell of slow growth, as some believe, or a burst of innovation and productivity? In either event, policymakers must pay close attention to productivity trends.
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David Hume; foundations of the classical school of economics
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The Graying of Household Debt in the U.S.
America is aging, and older Americans are now borrowing more than they used to. This has consequences for both fiscal and monetary policymaking.