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New St. Louis Fed Publication Offers Insights on Economic Equity
The St. Louis Fed’s Institute for Economic Equity launches Economic Equity Insights to bring relevant academic research to Main Street.
Understanding the Cases for Economic Equity
Four cases that examine the importance of economic equity suggest that greater equity could strengthen the entire economy.
Setting the Stage for Economic Equity in 2022
COVID-19 reshaped the U.S. economy. What are some ways to improve the economic security and resiliency of vulnerable workers this year?
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Barriers to Participation in the Labor Force: A Primer
Structural barriers make it harder to join the labor force. Addressing these barriers could create opportunities for vulnerable groups and grow the economy.
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Initial Reflections from the Institute for Economic Equity Director’s First Listening Tour
The St. Louis Fed’s Institute for Economic Equity hears stakeholder concerns about labor, child care and housing during director’s listening tour.
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Coordinated Funding Strategies for Equitable Development
Learn how the Delta Philanthropy Forum and St. Louis Community Development Funders Forum support their regions’ ability to deploy capital for equitable economic growth.
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Equity and Philanthropy: The Flow of Capital in St. Louis
Understanding the experience of Black-led nonprofits in St. Louis may be the key to more equitable community development funding.
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Investing in a Region of Opportunity: The Delta Philanthropy Forum
Two directors within the St. Louis Fed’s Community Development team share insights on how Eighth District stakeholders are working to advance a resilient and racially equitable Delta region.
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Racial Equity Could Produce Widespread Economic Gains
An analysis suggests that racial and ethnic equity in employment, hours worked, education and earnings could expand U.S. GDP by trillions of dollars.
The Role of Community-Based Organizations in Fostering Economic Equity
Low- to moderate-income communities continued to feel the effects of the pandemic in 2022. Though facing their own struggles, nonprofits helped them recover.