Use Economic Data? Tell Us About It!The St. Louis Fed wants to learn from those who use economic data so we can improve access and delivery of that data. What data do you use? How do you use it? And what services, tools, or improvements would make your “data experience” better? Thank you for taking our 2-minute survey.Recent Economist Hires
William Dupor (Summer 2013)
David Wiczer (Summer 2013)
Paulina Restrepo (March 2014)
Maximiliano Dvorkin (May 2014)
Ana Maria Santacreu (September 2014)
Guillaume Vandenbroucke (June 2014)
Stephen Williamson (June 2014)
FRASER Turns 10, Improves with AgeFederal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER) is 10 years old and now offers improved browsing & search, re-organized archival collections, shareable resources via social media, an in-page PDF viewer, and the ability to link to specific pages, export to Zotero, and download metadata in XML or JSON.FRASER Joins the Digital Public Library of AmericaFRASER’s content is now available through the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA), a portal that offers public access to digital items from libraries, archives, and museums nationwide. The work of incorporating FRASER into DPLA was done through a partnership with the Missouri History Museum library staff.FRED Adds 6 National Transportation Services IndexesThese 6 monthly series published by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics measure volume of transportation services performed for freight and passengers. |
FRED FEATURE / AT A GLANCE
+1.7 % Chg. from Yr. Ago
on 2014-09
5.9 %
on 2014-09
2.36 %
on 2014-11-05
+3.5 %, Comp. Annual Rate of Chg.
on 2014:Q3
+1.0 % Chg.
on 2014-09
+248 Chg., Thous. of Persons
on 2014-09
