Why Does the Fed Study Regional Economics?, No. 15-01

Name: Why Does the Fed Study Regional Economics?, No. 15-01
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Keywords: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Federal Reserve Research Publications

Macheras, Ann; Pinto, Santiago; Romero, Jessica Sackett; Sarte, Pierre-Daniel

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Why Does the Fed Study Regional Economics?, No. 15-01

DATE: January 2015

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Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

ABSTRACT: All of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks study the economies of their regions, but how is this information used? Regional data historically haven't swayed monetary policy decisions, but they provide policymakers and researchers with timely information about economic conditions and with context for interpreting data obtained from other sources.

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Macheras, Ann , Pinto, Santiago , Romero, Jessica Sackett , Sarte, Pierre-Daniel and Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. "Why Does the Fed Study Regional Economics?, No. 15-01," Economic Brief (January 2015). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6034/item/583932, accessed on August 10, 2020.

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