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COVID-19’s Unprecedented Impact Alters U.S. Labor Market
Bernstein, Joshua; Throckmorton, Nathaniel A.; Richter, Alexander W. (2020-06-23)
A staggering 22.03 million initial claims for unemployment benefits were filed from mid-March to mid-April as the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing stay-at-home policies took hold across the country.
Dallas Fed Economics

Private Forecasters’ COVID-19 Global Growth Outlook Takes Shape
Martinez-Garcia, Enrique (2020-05-05)
Private forecasters have anticipated since April 2 that the economy would contract for two consecutive quarters, marking a global recession unlike any seen in peacetime.
Dallas Fed Economics

Global Perspectives: Tom Luce on Public Service, Education Reform
Wynne, Mark A. (2019-12-03)
Luce and Dallas Fed President Rob Kaplan discussed his career in law and public service, his decision to become a lawyer and the key challenges facing the U.S. education system.
Dallas Fed Economics

Pandemic Disproportionately Affects Women, Minority Labor Force Participation
Atkinson, Tyler; Richter, Alexander W. (2020-11-10)
Data showing changes in labor force participation rates for several demographics reveal that women with children, especially Black women, have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
Dallas Fed Economics

Don’t Look to Oil Companies to Lower High Retail Gasoline Prices
Golding, Garrett; Kilian, Lutz (2022-05-10)
While U.S. retail gasoline prices in many regions have remained stubbornly high since March, this situation reflects frictions in the retail gasoline market rather than the supply of oil or the price of oil.
Dallas Fed Economics

Consumers’ and Economists’ Differing Inflation Views Can Complicate Policymaking
Atkinson, Tyler (2019-06-25)
Economists and consumers likely think of different concepts when they consider inflation. Economists typically focus on the underlying trend that monetary policy can steer. U.S. consumers appear to think instead about unpredictable changes in prices most relevant to their regular decision-making.
Dallas Fed Economics

Texas Economy Grows Rapidly Despite Labor, Supply-Chain Constraints
Teng, Judy; Slijk, Christopher (2021-11-09)
Regional economic activity accelerated sharply in September and October following a summer and early-fall peak of a COVID-19 wave tied to the Delta variant.
Dallas Fed Economics

Corporate Indebtedness: Improving Financial Stability Monitoring
Musatov, Alex; Cetina, Jill (2019-05-23)
U.S. nonfinancial corporate credit has been identified as an area where growth in the quantity of debt and deterioration in the quality of underwriting could be a source of concern.
Dallas Fed Economics

Pandemic Pushed the U.S. into Recession … and Hourly Wages Rose?
Howard, Sean; Tracy, Joseph; Rich, Robert W. (2021-02-09)
The onset of COVID-19 in spring 2020 prompted an unprecedented rapid rise in the unemployment rate. However, a popular and widely cited wage measure—average hourly earnings (AHE)—rose sharply as the health crisis grew.
Dallas Fed Economics

Monetary Policy in Time of Pandemic
Koenig, Evan F. (2020-04-16)
Some monetary policy strategies have greater potential than others to mitigate pandemic-related financial strains.
Dallas Fed Economics

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