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Track economic developments in the six Southeastern states with the latest reports and analysis of various data series, including the D6 Factor, a broad measure of the region's economic conditions. Subscribe to e-mail alerts.
Criminals aren't the only ones who pay for their crimes—so does everyone else, in the form of taxes to build and operate prisons and put police on the streets. With a slow economy contributing to a rise in crime, the associated costs may also be on the rise.
 Podcast on the economic impact of crime (MP3 9:35)
The Federal Reserve Board of Governors has posted the 2008 financial statements for all the Federal Reserve Banks as well as their combined financial statement.
The authors find that homeownerships created with subprime mortgages have proved unstable and that the dire situation foreclosure has created in urban areas makes it easier for policymakers to provide remedies.
Atlanta Fed President and Chief Executive Officer Dennis Lockhart speaks about the future financial and regulatory environment at a Levy Economics Institute conference in New York.
Published two weeks prior to each Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the Beige Book reports on economic conditions in each Federal Reserve District.
The new blog, Portals and Rails, is meant to spark conversation and foster ideas about retail payments risk.
The Atlanta Fed's Green Development Primer is designed to help financial institutions, community development specialists and nonprofits understand the myths and realities of green development.
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