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Appointment of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the Federal Reserve Banks
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (2003) Nov, pp. 462-462
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Appointment of chairmen and deputy chairmen of Federal Reserve Banks for 2002
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (2001) Nov, pp. 735-736
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Appointments of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the Federal Reserve Banks for 2001
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (2000) Nov, pp. 740-741
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Appointments of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the Federal Reserve Banks for 2000
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1999) Nov, pp. 727-728
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Appointment of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the Federal Reserve Banks for 2003
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (2002) Nov, pp. 458-459
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Appointment of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the twelve Federal Reserve district banks for 1998
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1998) Jan, pp. 36-36
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Appointments of chairmen and deputy chairmen of the Federal Reserve Banks announced October 19, 1998.
In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1998) Dec, pp. 1057-1058
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District digest : Economic trends across the region
Waddell, Sonya Ravindranath - In: Econ Focus (2010) 2Q, pp. 36-43
How a century of legal precedent has shaped the government's power to regulate commerce between states.
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Upfront : Regional news at a glance
Nash, Betty Joyce; Sackett, Jessica; Price, David A. - In: Econ Focus (2010) 3Q, pp. 2-5
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Triangulating the recession : Knowledge jobs lend resistance, but not immunity to downturn
Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2010) 4Q, pp. 24-25
The Triangle region of North Carolina may not be recession-proof, but it's surely cushioned by its mix of high-skilled jobs in fields such as the life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and math-intensive professions.
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