Acknowledgments

Annual Report 2011

Executive Editor

Robin Ratliff, Assistant Vice President, Public Affairs

Editor

Doug Campbell

Managing Editor

Amy Koehnen

Managing Designer

Michael Galka

Designer

Natalie Bashkin

Essay Authors

Timothy Dunne, Vice President and Economist

Kyle Fee, Senior Research Analyst

Daniel Hartley, Research Economist

Mark Schweitzer, Senior Vice President and Director of Research

Murat Tasci, Research Economist

Guhan Venkatu, Economist

The Consumer's Fed Author

Abigail Zemrock

Advisory Panel

Suzanne Howe, Vice President, eGovernment Operations and Treasury Electronic Check Processing

Susan Kenney, Vice President, eGovernment Technical Support and Pay.gov

Dan Littman, Economist

Mark Sniderman, Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer

Lisa Vidacs, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs and Outreach

Portrait Photography

Chris Pappas Photography, Inc.

Annual Report 2011

2011 Annual Report


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Maximum Employment: What We Know (and Don't Know) About the Labor Market

In its 2011 annual report, the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland considers economic growth from the perspective of the labor market. The main essay by President and CEO Sandra Pianalto explains why the current stance of monetary policy puts the central bank in the right position for achieving its dual mandate of maximum employment and stable prices over the long term.

Plus, Cleveland Fed Research staff identifies some of the salient features of today's employment situation.

  1. President’s Foreword (PDF)
  2. Maximum Employment: What We Know (and Don’t Know) About the Labor Market (PDF)
  3. Today’s Unemployment, In Depth
  4. Message from the First Vice President (PDF)
  5. 2011 Innovation Update: Operations in Motion (PDF)
  6. Officers and Consultants, Boards of Directors, and Advisory Councils (PDF)
  7. Financial Statements (PDF)
  8. Complete Report (PDF)

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