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For All - Fall 2024 Issue

In this issue: New economic tools bring the Fed deeper insights into inequality, economist David Wilcox reflects on lessons from our economic past to shape a resilient future, and the geography of unemployment in America shows both persistence and change. Read this issue as a PDF
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David Wilcox standing on a busy sidewalk
Interview with David Wilcox: Fedamentals
Abigail Wozniak portrait
From the director: Listen well
The geography of unemployment in America
JOSEPH MULLINS, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota
Scholar spotlight: Joseph Mullins
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Domestic outsourcing is on the rise. What happens when the practice is banned?
LAURA GEE, Associate Professor of Economics, Tufts University
Scholar spotlight: Laura Gee
Group of African American workers talking around a table
The growing income gap for Black workers
BRENDEN TIMPE, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Scholar spotlight: Brenden Timpe
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Risky employment, safe assets, and the racial wealth gap
NA’AMA SHENHAV, Assistant Professor, University of California, Berkeley
Scholar spotlight: Na’ama Shenhav
Chart graphic overlaying group of diverse people
Institute update: The IDDA road show