Don’t be surprised: Employment data get revised

Don’t be surprised: Employment data get revised BLS revisions to metro area employment data can be substantial but predictable FRED...

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Can Tight Labor Markets Inhibit Investment Growth?

Can Tight Labor Markets Inhibit Investment Growth? Dave Altig, Ellyn Terry Atlanta Fed Macroblogm February 28, 2017      ...

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Revisiting the Paradox of Capital: The Reversal of Uphill Flows

Revisiting the Paradox of Capital: The Reversal of Uphill Flows By Emine Boz, Luis Cubeddu, and Maurice Obstfeld iMFdirect, March 7,...

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China’s Continuing Credit Boom

China’s Continuing Credit Boom Jeff Dawson, Alex Etra, and Aaron Rosenblum Liberty Street Economics, Feb 27, 2017      ...

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Does Knowledge Protection Benefit Shareholders? Evidence from...

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Sovereign bond holdings in the euro area – the impact of QE

Sovereign bond holdings in the euro area – the impact of QE PIA HÜTTL AND INÊS GONCALVES RAPOSO MARCH 9, 2017     Since the...

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Exchange rate prediction redux: new models, new data, new...

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Gauging the Uncertainty of the Economic Outlook Using...

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What Is Unemployment? How Do We Measure It?

As a follow up to our “U3+U6 Modest Proposal,” modest proposal, here is this primer from the FRED blog. Perhaps the...

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Are the Effects of Monetary Policy Asymmetric?

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