Microeconomics

Microeconomics is the study of individual sectors and industries, and the decision behaviors of consumers and businesses when faced with changes in incentives, prices, and resources.

Explore Microeconomics

Filter:

Content Type

Topic

Region

Series: Working Papers

The Past and Future of U.S. Structural Change: Compositional Accounting and Forecasting

Andrew Foerster, Andreas Hornstein, Pierre-Daniel Sarte, Mark W. Watson

Series: Working Papers

Micro and Macro Perspectives on Production-Based Markups

John Fernald, Amit Gandhi, Dimitrije Ruzic, James Traina

Series: Economic Letter

Steady Through Change: In Policy, Business, and Life

Mary C. Daly

Series: Economic Letter

Industry Decline and Household Finances

Joshua Blonz, Brigitte Roth-Tran, Sarah Siegel, Erin Troland, Cindy Zhao

Series: Economic Letter

Tracking Business Sentiment in the Western United States

Hamza Abdelrahman, Luiz Edgard Oliveira, Aditi Poduri

Insights: Around the District, Regional Engagement

Around the District: Unlocking the Potential of Idaho’s Rural Communities

Leilani Barnett

Events

Annual Conference Micro-Macro Labor Economics

Series: Economic Letter

Are Water Resources Keeping Up with U.S. Economic Needs?

Cheikh Fall, Christian Hilgemann, Ishan Nath

Series: Working Papers

Inference for Local Projections

Atsushi Inoue, Oscar Jorda, Guido M. Kuersteiner

Series: Working Papers

Local Projections

Òscar Jordà, Alan M. Taylor