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1952 survey of consumer finances: part I. consumer expectations as to economic trends and consumer investment preferences

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jul , Pages 739-755

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1955 survey of consumer finances: the financial position of consumers

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jun

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1949 survey of consumer finances: part I general financial position and economic outlook of consumers

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jun

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Consumer confidence surveys: can they help us forecast consumer spending in real time?

In ?Consumer Confidence Surveys: Can They Help Us Forecast Consumer Spending in Real Time?,? Dean Croushore uses the Philadelphia Fed?s real-time data set to investigate an important question: Does using data available to forecasters at the time ? that is, real-time data ? make measures of consumer confidence more valuable for forecasting?
Business Review , Issue Q3 , Pages 1-9

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1953 survey of consumer finance: part II. purchases of durable goods in 1952 and buying plans for 1953

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Jul

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1948 survey of consumer finances: part IV consumer saving and the allocation of disposable income

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Aug , Pages 914-932

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1949 survey of consumer finances: part V home ownership and expenditures for housing

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Sep

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Inflation expectations and behavior: Do survey respondents act on their beliefs?

We compare the inflation expectations reported by consumers in a survey with their behavior in a financially incentivized investment experiment designed such that future inflation affects payoffs. The inflation expectations survey is found to be informative in the sense that the beliefs reported by the respondents are correlated with their choices in the experiment. Furthermore, most respondents appear to act on their inflation expectations showing patterns consistent (both in direction and magnitude) with expected utility theory. Respondents whose behavior cannot be rationalized tend to be ...
Staff Reports , Paper 509

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Survey of financial characteristics and consumers

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Mar

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1950 survey of consumer finances: part IV. the distribution of consumer saving in 1949

Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Nov

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