Understanding Climate Risk
The SF Fed's Community Development team recently held a roundtable focused on understanding the impact of climate risk on the workforce in low-and moderate-income communities. Here’s what they heard.
From the President
Keynote Address
Chapman University Shadow Open Market Committee Conference
June 24, 2022
Upcoming Event
September 27, 2022
FROM THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Economic Letter
In a tight labor market, workers are able to respond to price increases by bargaining for higher wages. Analyzing conditions since the pandemic shows that, in the recent environment of elevated inflation and low unemployment, wages have become much more sensitive to expected price inflation than in the past. The impact of inflation expectations on wages also appears to have become longer lasting.
Community Development Research Briefs
District Circular Letters
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