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Building Mentorships and Camaraderie in Economics

Ellen McGrattan, a professor at the University of Minnesota, discusses the profession with three former students who are now assistant professors.
On the Economy

In the Trenches during the 2007-09 Financial Crisis

Working on the Fed’s stress test was a key focus for Beverly Hirtle, an economist and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's head of research.
On the Economy

Hearing from Diverse Voices on Policy Issues

Stephanie Aaronson, who oversees the forecast of the U.S. economy produced for the Federal Open Market Committee, discusses the importance of having diverse perspectives on policy issues.
On the Economy

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The Importance of Diverse Perspectives: Strategies for Supporting Women in Economics

There is a lack of diversity in the field on economics, which limits the range of perspectives during research and policy discussions. Without diverse perspectives, economists are in danger of not identifying key parts of a problem and not considering a full array of solutions. This Women in Economics special issue of Page One Economics presents the case that diversity among economists is needed to gain a wider perspective during economic research and policy development.
Page One Economics Newsletter

St. Louis Fed Research Associates Discuss Work and Experiences

RAs help the St. Louis Fed’s staff of economists investigate topics ranging from productivity to unemployment.
On the Economy

Ensuring That Your Voice Is Heard

Amanda Michaud, an economist and research officer at the St. Louis Fed, talks about life as an economist and her research on criminal justice policies and labor markets.
On the Economy

Inspiring Students, Inspiring the St. Louis Fed

Natallia Gray, an associate professor of health care management at Southeast Missouri State University, inspired the Women in Economics Symposium.
On the Economy

Investigating the Role of Geography in Economics

Hannah Rubinton, an economist at the St. Louis Fed, explores how geography might affect one’s college attainment.
On the Economy

Spurring Americans to Build Their Nest Egg

Research by Brigitte Madrian, dean at the Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business, helped expand enrollment in 401(k) programs.
On the Economy

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Introductory Remarks at the 2024 Women in Economics Symposium

St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem gave brief remarks and introduced keynote speaker Federal Reserve Gov. Adriana Kugler at the 2024 Women in Economics Symposium held at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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