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The post-Covid boom is already over: now we’re waiting for the downturn
Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
Fed's Daly says low vaccination rates a risk to global economy – FT
Low vaccination rates in some regions of the world pose a threat to the United States and global growth, Federal Reserve’s Mary Daly told the Financial Times…
Fed's Daly says low rates of vaccination a risk to global economy
Fed's Daly says low rates of vaccination a risk to global economy – FT
Top Fed official warns Delta variant poses threat to global recovery
San Francisco’s Mary Daly fears ‘premature’ declaration of victory against Covid-19
What Does A Worker Want? What The Labor Shortage Really Tells Us
Will giving unemployed individuals less money fix this worker shortage? Perhaps the answer to this question is less about worker pay and more about worker rights.
Stimulus checks helped American families to stay afloat — but for how long?
Researchers looked at the number of weeks a household suddenly without employment income ket its typical consumption rate
Poorer U.S. households gained nearly a year's spending from CARES Act
Poorer U.S. households gained nearly a year's spending from CARES Act – study
How Much Did the CARES Act Help Households Stay Afloat?
Widespread job losses starting in mid-March last year forced many households to rely more heavily on nonemployment income and liquid assets on hand to continue buying what they needed. Federal assistance through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act helped boost household resilience—the ability to sustain consumption despite the loss of employment income. Data suggest that the aid increased household resilience by 15 weeks, chiefly through enhanced unemployment insurance benefits. Among racial groups, this benefited Black and Hispanic households the most, raising median household resilience by 19 weeks.
Fed's Daly: 'We're on our way' back to pre-crisis employment levels By Reuters
Fed's Daly: 'We're on our way' back to pre-crisis employment levels
Fed’s Daly: ‘We’re on our way’ back to pre-crisis employment levels
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Fed's Daly: 'We're on our way' back to pre-crisis employment levels
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said Friday that at the current pace of job growth, averaged over the past three months, U.S.…
Fed's Daly: Appropriate to consider tapering later this year By Reuters
Fed's Daly: Appropriate to consider tapering later this year
Fed's Daly: Appropriate to consider tapering later this year
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said the U.S. central bank may be able to start reducing “a little bit” of its extraordinary support…
San Francisco Fed's Daly: Healthy economy needs less support
Federal Reserve officials are divided over how quickly they should adjust their policies, with interest rates ultra-low even as the U.S. economy swiftly improves
San Francisco Fed's Daly: Healthy economy needs less support
With interest rates ultra-low even as the U.S. economy swiftly improves, Federal Reserve officials are divided over how quickly they should adjust their policies.
The labor shortage isn’t real — it’s a wage and benefits problem
Employers in California and the U.S. are scrambling to fill jobs as the dust settles from COVID-19. Just don't call it a labor shortage.
FHLBank San Francisco Releases May 2021 Cost of Funds Index
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (Bank) announced June 30, 2021, that the 11th District…
Fed unity cracks as inflation rises and officials debate future
Central bankers are increasingly divided over how to think about and respond to emerging risks after months of rising asset values and faster-than-expected price increases.
The economic benefits of equal opportunity in the United States by ending racial, ethnic, and gender disparities
Analysis of the economic costs of racial, ethnic, and gender inequities, quantifying them, and the economic benefits of eliminating them.
Where jobless benefits were cut, jobs are still hard to fill
Workforce development officials said they had seen virtually no uptick in applicants since Missouri ended a $300 weekly supplement to other benefits.
Climate Risk and the Fed: Preparing for an Uncertain Certainty
While the severity and scope of a changing climate remains unclear, the consensus is that it poses a significant risk to the global economy and financial system. As monetary policymakers, the Fed’s job is to navigate this uncertainty by anticipating the potential changes and understanding their implications. The following is adapted from remarks by the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco to the Peterson Institute for International Economics on June 22.
U.S. Job Market Begins a ‘Weird Summer,’ With Choppy Recovery By Bloomberg
U.S. Job Market Begins a ‘Weird Summer,’ With Choppy Recovery
US workers are quitting jobs at historic rates, and many unemployed are not coming back despite record job openings
The US labor market has added an average of 541,000 jobs per month over the last three months, a pace that would be rapid in normal times but is slower than expected given the 10 million jobs shortfall from the pre-pandemic trend and the record number of job openings.
Tool Shows GDP Potential with No Racial, Gender Gaps
A simulation shows how much each U.S. state’s economy could have gained if gaps in various labor market measures—earnings, hours, education and employment—were closed.
EUROPEAN MIDDAY BRIEFING : Stocks Slip as PMI -2-
GFG Alliance Wednesday said it has penned a standstill agreement with Credit Suisse on the Australian unit that includes its Whyalla steelworks to complete a refinancing of that business following…
EMEA Morning Briefing: Fed Signal on Inflation Should Buoys Stocks
MARKET WRAPS Watch For: Eurozone, Germany, France, U.K. Flash PMI; updates from Mediaset, Berkeley, Babcock, NN Group, ASML, Provident Financial Opening Call: The Fed's reassurance…
Climate risk and the Fed: Preparing for an uncertain certainty
Mary C. Daly, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, will discuss how the Federal Reserve is preparing to meet the challenges of a changing climate.
Climate Risk and the Fed: Preparing for an Uncertain Certainty
FINAL Climate Risk and the Fed: Preparing for an Uncertain Certainty Mary C. Daly, President and Chief Executive Officer …
The Economy’s Response to Potential Climate Policy
Uncertainty about U.S. climate policy in the future creates risk that affects the investment decisions businesses make today. If firms expect future policy to raise the cost of carbon emissions, then they could react to this by both shifting investment towards cleaner capital and reducing overall investment. These two responses lead to lower emissions, even if no actual climate policy is in place. Evidence suggests that this risk encourages companies to voluntarily reduce emissions using internal carbon prices and other mechanisms.
Blockchain Coinvestors Announces New Advisory Board Members
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Blockchain Coinvestors, a leading venture fund-of-funds and co-investment program with a combined portfolio of
Fed’s Daly Says Frequency of Fed Market Interventions Is Concerning
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly is worried that unresolved financial system weaknesses are drawing the central bank in with emergency support offerings too frequently.
Fed's Daly calls for Treasury market reforms, hedge fund scrutiny By Reuters
Fed's Daly calls for Treasury market reforms, hedge fund scrutiny
How women investors can rewrite their financial futures
Women do it all — lead households, pay bills, run companies. But when it comes to saving and investing, advisers say there’s more women could do to ensure they’re better off in retirement. “Women ofte
FT: Steuern und Inflation werden Vermögen treffen
Bartlett on Robert Mundell & Supply-Side Economics
Macro Perspective on the Capital Markets, Economy, Geopolitics, Technology, and Digital Media
Historic pandemics data provide warning for owners of capital
Bad news for rich people but records show natural rate of interest declines for decades
Joe Biden’s cabinet: Who is nominated?
A number of president-elect’s early picks for national security and foreign policy teams are from the Obama era
Debevoise Discusses Banks and Climate-Change Initiatives
In the United States this past year, growing movements for social, racial and environmental justice, and the impact of an unprecedented health crisis, have coincided with a range of institutions increasing their focus on promoting environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) initiatives as part …
Sherry Brennan Joins Whip Media as EVP and General Manager of its Content Licensing Platform
Los Angeles (PRWEB) January 12, 2021 — Whip Media, the leading enterprise software platform provider to the world’s largest entertainment organizations,
The Asymmetric Costs of Misperceiving R-star
The natural rate of interest, or r-star, is used to evaluate whether monetary policy is restrictive or supportive of economic activity. However, this benchmark rate can only be estimated, and policymakers’ misperceptions of the level of the natural rate can carry substantial economic costs in terms of unemployment and inflation. A scenario using mistaken perceptions shows that the costs of overestimating the natural rate are greater than the cost of underestimating it if policy space is limited by the effective lower bound on the nominal federal funds rate.