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Economic Growth and Inflation: Can They Be Measured Better?
06 Apr ’21
Research in Focus — The Fed’s Leonard Nakamura suggests that the U.S. economy may be growing more quickly — and inflation growing more slowly — than current measures indicate.
Occupational Mobility Explorer
14 Dec ’20
The Occupational Mobility Explorer allows users to examine how workers’ skills could transfer to similar — but higher-paying — occupations. Findings are available for the 33 largest U.S. metropolitan areas.
About Us
Our 2020 report details our ongoing efforts to ensure diversity and inclusion of our employees, of the suppliers we do business with, and among communities in the Third District and beyond.
Indices
State Coincident Indexes
09 Apr ’21
Monthly index of general economic conditions for each of the 50 states
Report
Summary of the Workshop on Credit Card Lending and Payments
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s Supervisory Research Forum (SURF) and Consumer Finance Institute (CFI) held the virtual Workshop on Credit Card Lending and Payments on September 16‒17, 2020.
Working Paper
“Sort Selling”: Political Polarization and Residential Choice
WP 21-14 – Partisanship and political polarization are salient features of today’s society. We merge deeds records with voter rolls and show that political polarization is more than just “political cheerleading.”
COVID-19
COVID-19 and the Philadelphia Fed
Get the Philadelphia Fed’s latest information, resources, and research on the coronavirus pandemic's impact on businesses, households, and communities.
Press Release
Philadelphia Fed Appoints New Members to Economic and Community Advisory Council
06 Apr ’21
The new members are Sophia Ahmad, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of Comcast’s Xfinity Consumer Services; Chef Jose Garces, Iron Chef, James Beard Award winner, entrepreneur, and food innovator; and Omar Woodard, vice president of solutions at Results for America.