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Can higher education foster economic growth?
Mattoon, Richard H. (2006-08)
On October 30, 2006, the Chicago Fed will host a conference on higher education?s role in economic growth. Speakers will include Richard Lester of MIT, Michael Luger of the University of North Carolina, Ned Hill of Cleveland State, Sean Safford of the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, Larry Isaak of the Midwest Higher Education Compact, and Randy Eberts of the Upjohn Institute.
Chicago Fed Letter , Issue Aug

Conference Paper
Measuring systemic risk
Acharya, Viral V. (2010)
Proceedings , Paper 1140

Journal Article
Foreclosure alternatives: case for preserving homeownership
Hatcher, Desiree (2006-02)
Residential foreclosures have become a growing concern in the lending industry. GMAC-RFC (Residential Funding Corporation), America?s largest private issuer of mortgage-backed securities and a leading warehouse lender, estimates that it loses over $50,000 per foreclosed home. According to the U.S. Census Bureau?s statistical abstracts, the number of nonfarm mortgage loans in foreclosure at year-end 2003 (the latest year for which information is available) was over 500,000. This translates into $25 billion in foreclosure cost for lenders. ; Of course, lenders are just one stakeholder in the ...
Profitwise , Issue Feb , Pages 2-5

Journal Article
Tools (Lessons and Strategies) Toward Market Restoration: A Conference Summary
Berry, Michael; Longworth, Susan (2015)
Community development post-recession takes place in an environment that is greatly changed in terms of both demand for and capacity to deliver services. While no community was immune, the places that were most deeply affected by the Great Recession ? and continue to feel its effects ? are often those places that had suffered from disinvestment for decades leading up to it. The tools and strategies that have been developed and relied on by investors, practitioners and advocates ? in some cases for decades ? need to be adapted to the changes, while continuing to meet ever growing demand.
Profitwise , Issue 4 , Pages 4-23

Working Paper
Examining macroeconomic models through the lens of asset pricing
Hansen, Lars Peter; Borovicka, Jaroslav (2012)
Dynamic stochastic equilibrium models of the macro economy are designed to match the macro time series including impulse response functions. Since these models aim to be structural, they also have implications for asset pricing. To assess these implications, we explore asset pricing counterparts to impulse response functions. We use the resulting dynamic value decomposition (DVD) methods to quantify the exposures of macroeconomic cash flows to shocks over alternative investment horizons and the corresponding prices or compensations that investors must receive because of the exposure to such ...
Working Paper Series , Paper WP-2012-01

Newsletter
Are the Federal Reserve’s “Other Deposits” Sensitive to Changes in Interest Rates?
Hull, Cindy E. (2024-12)
When the Federal Reserve reduces the size of its balance sheet through quantitative tightening,1 changes in nonreserve liabilities impact the level of reserves in the U.S. banking system.2 In this article, I examine the category of “other deposits” on the liability side of the Fed’s balance sheet—namely, the deposits with Federal Reserve Banks other than bank reserve balances—to understand its evolution since March 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the U.S. I find that deposits of U.S. central counterparties (CCPs)3 at the Federal Reserve Banks (what I am referring to as “CCP ...
Chicago Fed Letter , Volume 504 , Pages 8

Conference Paper
The strategy behind the Mellon/Dreyfus merger.
Cahouet, Frank V. (1995)
Proceedings , Paper 443

Conference Paper
Incentives for banking megamergers: what motives might regulations infer from event-study evidence?
Kane, Edward J. (2000)
Proceedings , Paper 675

Journal Article
Towards financial literacy: program leaders comment on evaluation and impact
Coussens, Michelle (2005-10)
This article reports the results of a qualitative survey of 40 financial literacy programs in the United States, conducted by Michelle Coussens of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Research Department, and relates these results to three hypotheses of program evaluation and impact.
Profitwise , Issue Oct , Pages 3-11

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E-commerce is changing how we work and live
anonymous (1999)
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