How Centralized is U.S. Metropolitan Employment?

Strong Employment, Low Inflation: How Has the US Economy Done

Cet article passe en revue les nouvelles économiques favorables aux États-Unis durant les années 90, caractérisées par une croissance économique continue avec un faible taux de chômage et une faible inflation. Cet échange chômage-inflation favorable a été rendue possible, en partie, par de nombreux facteurs qui ont gardé l’inflation des prix faible. De plus, de nombreux changements dans le marc...

How much CABG is good for us?

The Composition of Metropolitan Employment and the Correlation of Housing Prices Across Metropolitan Areas

The variation in default rates by region is quite substantial. Default rates in the Northcentral states were about five times as large as default rates in the Southeastern states. These differences reflect the credit rate risk associated with the real estate markets in each of the regions, the fortunes of the regional economies, and the loan-tovalue ratios and ages of the mortgages.” Quigley an...

Prospects for service sector employment growth in non-metropolitan America.

"This paper focuses on how successfully non-metropolitan areas [in the United States] can compete for service-producing industry. Data on wage and salary employment for the 1969-84 period are used to assess how well non-metropolitan areas have been keeping up with metropolitan areas in expanding service jobs. Changes in patterns of employment growth in non-metropolitan and metropolitan servic...

How a Centralized Internet Affects Security