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federalreserve.gov

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.

frbatlanta.org

The Economic Survey Research Center collects, analyzes, and interprets high-quality business and household survey data that informs Federal Reserve policy, contributes to academic research, and fosters a greater understanding of the overall economic environment.

richmondfed.org

The Center for Rural Economies works to strengthen small town and rural economies by generating research, sharing knowledge and resources, and building partnerships that help these communities thrive. It informs monetary policy and our understanding of the U.S. economy by monitoring the impact of employment and prices trends on small town and rural economies. We envision strong and resilient small towns and rural communities that create lasting opportunity for employment and economic growth.

bostonfed.org

The Boston Fed works to promote sound growth and financial stability in New England and the nation.

chicagofed.org

the homepage of the federal reserve bank of chicago, including recent news, upcoming events, and economic snapshot data.

frbsf.org

“Zip code is not destiny. It’s just a starting point.” – President Daly   The Federal Reserve’s decisions and policies impact the experiences of all communities. That’s why we believe it’s important to consider a wide range of data and perspectives in our work.   Zip Code Economies is one way that the SF Fed seeks out real-time perspectives from the people we serve. Originally conceived by President Mary C. Daly, Zip Code Economies is a series of conversations with people and communities across the Twelfth District that captures insights that aren’t often included in published data. The stories and lessons from Zip Code Economies help us develop a richer understanding of the economy and underscore the power of shared experiences across communities.

clevelandfed.org

The Policy Summit is the Cleveland Fed’s premier community development conference that explores solutions, at both the practitioner level and the policy level, to challenges that low- and moderate-income communities face. This biennial multi-day event offers attendees the latest research and best practices through presentations by and outside-the-Beltway conversations with leading researchers, academics, practitioners, and policymakers.