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| Banking and Policy Issues
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September 2002
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Top of the Ninth
Gary Stern, in a speech to
graduates of the University of Minnesota's Carlson School
of Management, reflects on the importance of reputation
in the business world.
Interview with Robert Solow
Nobel prize-winning economist discusses his groundbreaking
theory of economic growth, his tenure on the Boston Fed's
board and lessons economists can learn from the sea, among
other topics.
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The Affordable Housing Shortage:
Considering the Problem, Causes and Solutions
The author's data analysis concludes that a shortage of income is largely
behind the housing affordability problem.
Was Napster Right?
Conventional theory says we need strong copyrights and patents to unlock
innovation. On the contrary, argue economists Michele Boldrin and David
Levine.
Economic Literacy: Conference Reports
On the (Economic Literacy) Campaign Trail
A review of the second annual Supply, Demand & Deadlines workshop
for journalists.
Economic and Financial Literacy Moves From the
Schoolhouse to the Statehouse
Participants at a Washington, D.C., conference suggest ways to further
integrate economic education in school curriculums.
Remembering When ...
St. Louis received the fourth-largest number of votes from those selecting
cities for Federal Reserve banks. The current bank was constructed in
1923 on the site of a slave market.
Art at the Board
Paintings that are part of an exhibit scheduled for the Federal Reserve
Board Gallery.
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