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Living at Home Ain't Such a Drag (on Spending): Young Adults' Spending In and Out of Their Parents' Home
Paciorek, Andrew D.; Aladangady, Aditya; Feiveson, Laura (2019-02-05)
In this Note, we quantify the net change in annual spending by a young adult who has just moved out of her parents' home.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2019-02-05

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Job Reallocation and Unemployment in Equilibrium
Weingarden, Alison E. (2017-04-20)
Job reallocation in the U.S.--the sum of job creation and job destruction across employers--has been declining over several decades. This piece looks at the relationship between job reallocation and the long-run rate of unemployment ("LRU") both theoretically and empirically. In this piece I show how declines in job reallocation can coincide with higher or lower unemployment– the sign and magnitude of the relationship is ambiguous.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2017-04-20-2

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Shining a Light on the Shadows: Dealer Funding and Internalization
Macchiavelli, Marco; Pettit, Luke (2019-12-20)
In this note, we use new confidential supervisory data to take a first look at the practice of internalization and examine some of its implications.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2019-12-20

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On the Benefits of Universal Banks: Concurrent Lending and Corporate Bond Underwriting
Grundl, Serafin J.; Anenberg, Elliot; Church, Maggie; Kim, You Suk (2018-04-05)
In this note, we explore whether "universal banks" provide value to firms through their ability to provide both lending and underwriting services.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2018-04-05

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Monetary Policy Surprises and Monetary Policy Uncertainty
Modugno, Michele; Favara, Giovanni; http://fedora:8080/fcrepo/rest/objects/authors/; De Pooter, Michiel (2018-05-18)
In this note we find that after a given monetary policy surprise, primary dealers--key intermediaries in interest rate markets--tend to adjust their positions in the U.S. Treasury market and their exposures to interest rates more when the prevailing level of policy uncertainty is low than when it is high.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2018-05-18

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A Comparison of Living Standards Across the States of America
Nygaard, Vegard; Falcettoni, Elena (2020-05-28)
While a large body of literature has examined how welfare, or living standards, vary across countries, very little is known about how welfare varies within a given country. This note summarizes and discusses the analysis and results in Falcettoni and Nygaard (2020), where we seek to fill this gap in the context of the United States.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2020-05-28-1

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What Happened to Foreign Direct Investment in the United States?
Tabova, Alexandra M. (2020-02-13)
This note demonstrates that the slowdown in FDIUS can be explained by two special factors: 1) a handful of corporate restructurings that are purely tax- and regulation-driven and affect the equity portion of direct investment flows, and 2) a reversal in intercompany debt flows that are often the result of corporate tax planning.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2020-02-13

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Interest Coverage Ratios: Assessing Vulnerabilities in Nonfinancial Corporate Credit
Palomino, Francisco J.; Sanz-Maldonado, Gerardo; McCoy, Jack; Press, Charles; Perez, Ander (2020-12-03)
This note examines whether the ability of nonfinancial corporations to meet their interest expenses out of earnings is a vulnerability for financial stability under current economic conditions. We measure this ability using the interest coverage ratio (ICR)—the ratio of earnings before interest and taxes relative to interest expenses—and project this ratio under different scenarios.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2020-12-03-1

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Observations from the FooWire Project: Experimenting with DLT for Payments Use
Buttecali, Jillian; Proom, Zachary; Wong, Paul (2020-08-13)
In 2019, a team at the Federal Reserve Board (Board) conducted small-scale experimentation, named the "FooWire project," to build a payment system using distributed ledger technology (DLT). The team built the system using Hyperledger Fabric, a popular DLT platform, because it generally met the team's design requirements of a closed network, mature technology, and enterprise readiness.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2020-08-13-1

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Remittances and COVID-19: A Tale of Two Countries
Vilan, Diego; Mandelman, Federico S. (2020-12-30)
Looking at the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on workers’ remittances flowing from the United States, this article focuses on the experiences of two countries, El Salvador and Mexico, which account for approximately 30 percent of all immigrants currently residing in the United States. Following the second quarter’s economic lockdown, transfers to these countries experienced perplexing dynamics. Specifically, remittances to El Salvador witnessed a record 40 percent sudden drop, while Mexico recorded an unexpected 35 percent increase. We discuss some of the narratives proposed to explain ...
FEDS Notes , Paper 2020-12-30

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