Peter Conti-Brown will research and write a book examining the Federal Reserve’s evolving role in U.S. economic policymaking, with a particular emphasis on how it has expanded its influence over time.
Michael Gottfried and Vi-Nhuan Le will identify interventions that can improve opportunities for students to succeed academically and later in life by reducing rates of absenteeism from school. They will undertake a systematic research review and a meta-analysis of evaluations of interventions designed to reduce student absenteeism. The project’s findings will appear in a research paper and a policy brief.
Peter Conti-Brown and Itay Goldstein will lead an effort to identify risks in the financial sector that would create systemwide instability and present ideas for how those risks could be managed. They will explore topics such as the introduction of stablecoins and the growth of collateralized loan obligations. The project’s findings will appear in a series of papers.
Michael Gottfried and Vi-Nhuan Le will identify interventions that can improve opportunities for students to succeed academically and later in life by reducing rates of absenteeism from school. They will undertake a systematic research review and a meta-analysis of evaluations of interventions designed to reduce student absenteeism. The project’s findings will appear in a research paper and a policy brief.
Peter Conti-Brown and Itay Goldstein will lead an effort to identify risks in the financial sector that would create systemwide instability and present ideas for how those risks could be managed. They will explore topics such as the introduction of stablecoins and the growth of collateralized loan obligations. The project’s findings will appear in a series of papers.
Robert Inman and Andrew Haughwout will create a measure of each state’s net public wealth: the market value of state assets minus the market value of all state liabilities, including bonds, pension fund shortfalls, and other obligations. They will explore whether the index can provide early warnings to indicate when state policies risk creating fiscal emergencies. The findings of the project will appear in a series of papers.