In this episode, Tulane University professor Gary Hoover and the St. Louis Fed’s Scott Wolla discuss the importance of making economics real and relevant for students.| www.stlouisfed.org
Julian Kozlowski is an economist and senior economic policy advisor. Most of his research focuses on macro-financial topics.| www.stlouisfed.org
Christian Zimmermann is assistant vice president of Research Information Services.| www.stlouisfed.org
To mitigate the health and economic fallout from the pandemic, governments worldwide engaged in massive fiscal support programs.| www.stlouisfed.org
COVID-19 spurred a wave of retirements. Though the effects of the pandemic have subsided, the number of retirees remains well above what would have been expected from socioeconomic trends.| www.stlouisfed.org
The Federal Reserve typically generates excess earnings, which it remits to the U.S. Treasury. But what happens when the Fed’s costs exceed its income? A blog post explains.| www.stlouisfed.org
Research associates collect and interpret data, co-author published articles, and work directly with our economists. Meet our current research associates.| www.stlouisfed.org
When will the debt ceiling require new policy?| www.stlouisfed.org
Because of local variations in inflation and nominal wage growth, regional real wage gains can differ, according to an analysis of the largest U.S. cities.| www.stlouisfed.org
Learn about the St. Louis Fed teams responsible for bringing you FRED, the FRASER digital library, and other free economic data and history tools.| www.stlouisfed.org
St. Louis Fed publications and blogs cover topics including the economy, financial institutions and community development.| www.stlouisfed.org
This analysis looks at how the 2021-22 inflation shock affected households based on their exposure to nominal assets and nominal liabilities.| www.stlouisfed.org
Charles S. Gascon is an economist and research officer. He analyzes economic conditions nationally and in the Eighth Federal Reserve District.| www.stlouisfed.org
While rent-control policies can mean more affordable housing for some, research shows they can also lead to a decline in the supply and quality of rental housing.| www.stlouisfed.org