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Housing in Brief: Only 5.8% of L.A.’s Emergency Housing Vouchers Were Used

How Wall Street Took Banking Away From Main Street

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Bottom Line Conversations: How Inflation and Strong Labor Markets Affect Black & Brown Communities

What the New Faces at the Fed Mean for Inequality in Cities

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Bottom Line Conversations: Decoding the Federal Reserve’s Role in Racial Equity

Economics in Brief: Tallahassee Starbucks Joins Six Other Stores that Have Filed for Unionization

Bhairavi Desai, executive director of NY Taxi Workers Alliance

2021 In Review: There Are Ways of Doing Things Differently When It Comes to the Economy

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It’s a Good Week to Start Thinking About Racism, the Economy and the Fed

The Federal Reserve’s Reckoning on Racial Equity

Protestors rally for a $15 minimum wage in Minneapolis on April 15, 2015, as part of a nationwide action to demand a $15 minimum wage. Two years later, Minneapolis voted to raise the minimum wage to $15.

Economics in Brief: Congress Tries Again to Raise the Minimum Wage

Will the Biden-Harris Administration Trust the Ideas of Those in Cities Who Delivered their Victory?

Economics in Brief: Report Illuminates How Wide the Funding Gap is for Black and Latinx Americans

Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard speaking in an Oct. 31, 2018 file photo.

The Fed Wants to Push the Reset Button on Community Reinvestment Regulation Update

Economic Theory in the Time of Coronavirus

Economics in Brief: Unemployment Continues to Skyrocket in the US

The Fed’s Secret Superpowers to Support Cities Through COVID-19 and Beyond

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