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Economic Synopses is a series of short essays (generally about 1 page) that provide insight and commentary on timely issues in economics, finance, banking, and other areas. These essays are meant to be clear and accessible for the interested, but not necessarily expert, reader. 2010, No. 4: Okun’s Law: Output and Unemployment (PDF 83k) 2010, No. 3: Are Low Interest Rates Good for Consumers? (PDF 76k) 2010, No. 2: Measuring Financial Market Stress (PDF 124k) 2010, No. 1: The Evolving Size Distribution of Banks (PDF 142k) A PDF reader can be downloaded from http://www.adobe.com. Blind and visually impaired users can obtain tools to access PDF files at http://www.adobe.com/accessibility/index.html. |
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