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Will Puerto Rico Default?

Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 18-19

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Better Housing Policies

Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 20-21

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Interview with Richard Berner

Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 18-23

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The Fed's First (and Lasting) Job: Lender of Last Resorts

Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 5-8

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The Cost of College: Student Loan Debt on the Rise

Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 10-15

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Generation recession? How the recession may change America

Nobody yet knows the ultimate footprint that the Great Recession will have on the nation. We do know that much of it depends on the choices that Americans make in response?everything from personal saving to labor force participation is in play. Ultimately, these choices will help determine how ?great? the recession really turns out to be.
Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 1

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Public pensions under stress

The financial crisis has made it all too clear that regulators failed to see into the dark corners of the financial system. With that in mind, the Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland and Atlanta have formed a Financial Monitoring Team to study pension funds and municipal finance with an eye toward implications for the wider economy and financial system. What concerns should we have? In this article and other articles from this spring issue of Forefront, we explain where risks could be building and how reforms might help forestall their impact on the broader economy and financial system.
Forefront , Issue Spring , Pages 41 p.

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Healthy Banks, Common Traits

Student loan debt and the Fed, Rust belt redefined, Interview with behavorial scientist Eldar Shafir
Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 1-36

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Women, Work, and the War That Changed Both

Forefront , Issue Fall , Pages 10-13

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Making financial markets safer for consumers: lessons from consumer goods markets and beyond

In the wake of the mortgage meltdown, policymakers are discussing how best to protect consumers in financial product markets.
Forefront , Issue Winter , Pages 8-13

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