Preparing Students for Fast-Changing, Competitive Labor Market
Historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) presidents and corporate leaders met recently at the Atlanta Fed to share best practices...
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Better Than It Seemed
Although labor markets in the Southeast have improved lately, considerable healing remains as employment levels lie well below their prerecession...
What’s Next in Mobile Payments?
Two recent conferences featured marketing, operational, risk, and technology issues related to mobile payments and banking. This week's Portals and...
Southeast Housing Update: The Recovery Continues
It's been a long road back for the region's recession-battered housing sector. However, results of an Atlanta Fed poll of...
March Business Inflation Expectations Unchanged
The Atlanta Fed's monthly business inflation expectations (BIE) survey reports that firms anticipate 1.9 percent inflation over the next 12...
Katrina Strikes: Are You Ready?
The Classroom Economist is switching gears. This year, it addresses personal finance using the Atlanta Fed's popular Katrina's Classroom series....
Katrina Strikes: Are You Ready?
The Classroom Economist is switching gears. This year, it addresses personal finance using the Atlanta Fed's popular Katrina's Classroom series....
5 Steps to Overcoming “Change Prevention”
If you’re not moving forward, you’re moving backward. This old adage rings truer today than ever, especially when it comes...
Deflation Probabilities Still at Zero
One measure of the probability of deflation for the 2012-17 period has been at 0 percent since February 13. The...
Consumer Credit Continued Rising in January
U.S. consumer credit grew for the sixth straight month in January, according to data the Federal Reserve recently released. The...
