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A linear fixed effects statistical model is used to study variations in foreclosure rates across metropolitan statistical areas in the Fifth Federal Reserve District. We find that variations in local labor market conditions and house prices do a remarkable job of capturing variation in...
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"Change in the Fifth district: what can the 2010 census tell us?"
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Article by Ann Macheras and Jack Blackwood, "Dimensions and drivers of metro area growth: how do Fifth district metros stack up?"
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"The great recession and state unemployment insurance funds," by Richard E. Kaglic: pg 45-47
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A linear fixed effects statistical model is used to study variations in foreclosure rates across metropolitan statistical areas in the Fifth Federal Reserve District. We find that variations in local labor market conditions and house prices do a remarkable job of capturing variation in...
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Articles: "Increased productivity and trade have reduced manufacturing employment;" and "Smaller textile industry reaches new markets."
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Two articles: "Living standards in the Fifth district;" and "Earn more, work more: how leisure time has changed"
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