Working Paper 2005-18. A weak labor market and education’s weaker pull into the labor market were major contributors to declining labor force participation among women ages 25-54 between 2000 and 2004, the author finds.
Working Paper 2005-18. A weak labor market and education’s weaker pull into the labor market were major contributors to declining labor force participation among women ages 25-54 between 2000 and 2004, the author finds.
Working Paper 2005-18. A weak labor market and education’s weaker pull into the labor market were major contributors to declining labor force participation among women ages 25-54 between 2000 and 2004, the author finds.
Working Paper 2005-19. Examining the advantages and disadvantages of payment systems such as credit cards, the authors explore how transactions fraud may arise in such systems. They explain how the systems’ advantages outweigh their disadvantages.
Working Paper 2005-19. Examining the advantages and disadvantages of payment systems such as credit cards, the authors explore how transactions fraud may arise in such systems. They explain how the systems’ advantages outweigh their disadvantages.
Working Paper 2005-19. Examining the advantages and disadvantages of payment systems such as credit cards, the authors explore how transactions fraud may arise in such systems. They explain how the systems’ advantages outweigh their disadvantages.
Working Paper 2005-20. Reevaluating the capital-skill complementarity hypothesis, the authors show that its fit is very sensitive to the definition of the price of capital equipment.
Working Paper 2005-20. Reevaluating the capital-skill complementarity hypothesis, the authors show that its fit is very sensitive to the definition of the price of capital equipment.
Working Paper 2005-20. Reevaluating the capital-skill complementarity hypothesis, the authors show that its fit is very sensitive to the definition of the price of capital equipment.
Working Paper 2005-21. The author analyzes portfolio choice between housing and equity holdings in a general equilibrium model with heterogeneous agents. Effects of aggregate shocks on the portfolio composition affect mostly the younger age groups.
Working Paper 2005-21. The author analyzes portfolio choice between housing and equity holdings in a general equilibrium model with heterogeneous agents. Effects of aggregate shocks on the portfolio composition affect mostly the younger age groups.
This issue focuses on changes in U.S. and international payment systems, clarifications on how banks inform their customers of bounced-check protection services, what growth in the subprime mortgage market might mean for some borrowers, coverage of an Atlanta Fed conference on housing and the economy, the debut of the Atlanta Fed’s Americas Center Web site, and more.
This issue focuses on changes in U.S. and international payment systems, clarifications on how banks inform their customers of bounced-check protection services, what growth in the subprime mortgage market might mean for some borrowers, coverage of an Atlanta Fed conference on housing and the economy, the debut of the Atlanta Fed’s Americas Center Web site, and more.
This issue focuses on changes in U.S. and international payment systems, clarifications on how banks inform their customers of bounced-check protection services, what growth in the subprime mortgage market might mean for some borrowers, coverage of an Atlanta Fed conference on housing and the economy, the debut of the Atlanta Fed’s Americas Center Web site, and more.
Working Paper 2005-17. Examining the differences between what people expect to pay for an item and what they would sell that item for, the authors find that decision makers consider their earnings relative to other people’s in valuing transactions.
Working Paper 2005-17. Examining the differences between what people expect to pay for an item and what they would sell that item for, the authors find that decision makers consider their earnings relative to other people’s in valuing transactions.
Working Paper 2005-17. Examining the differences between what people expect to pay for an item and what they would sell that item for, the authors find that decision makers consider their earnings relative to other people’s in valuing transactions.
Working Paper 2005-16. The authors present a model of the first true central bank, the Bank of Amsterdam, and describe how it was able to control inflation in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Netherlands.
Working Paper 2005-16. The authors present a model of the first true central bank, the Bank of Amsterdam, and describe how it was able to control inflation in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Netherlands.
Working Paper 2005-16. The authors present a model of the first true central bank, the Bank of Amsterdam, and describe how it was able to control inflation in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Netherlands.
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