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Nature or Nurture? Learning and Female Labor Force Dynamics

Alessandra Fogli, Laura Veldkamp
February 2007 - Staff Report

Early State Banks in the United States: How Many Were There and Where Did They Exist?

Warren E. Weber
September 2006 - Quarterly Review

A Model of Banknote Discounts

Warren E. Weber, Francesca Carapella, Pricila Maziero, Laurence Ales
March 2006 - Working Paper

Early State Banks in the United States: How Many Were There and When Did They Exist?

Warren E. Weber
December 2005 - Working Paper

Interview with Edward Green

From the emergence of democracy in 13th century England to current controversies in central banking.
Douglas Clement
December 2005 - The Region

Mr. Peyton's Bank

Through hard work and force of personality, John Peyton transformed the Minneapolis Fed into a source of strength and succor in turbulent times.
Phil Davies
December 2005 - The Region

Were U.S. State Banknotes Priced as Securities?

Warren E. Weber
May 2005 - Staff Report

The Macroeconomics of Child Labor Regulation

Fabrizio Zilibotti, Matthias Doepke
February 2005 - Staff Report

Historical Perspectives on Form and Function

The evolution of the Fed through the years.
James McAfee
September 2004 - The Region

Harvard economist Claudia Goldin shares her passion for historical research in areas such as urban slavery, the labor history of American women and the economic impact of educational movements.
Douglas Clement
September 2004 - The Region

Home, Home on the Grange

Book Reviews
David Fettig
June 2004 - The Region

Interview with Ben S. Bernanke

Federal Reserve governor and noted macroeconomist on inflation targeting, asset bubbles, the Great Depression and other topics.
Arthur J. Rolnick
June 2004 - The Region