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Using Data and Anecdotal Evidence to Understand the Regional Economy
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January 2003, No. 185
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Last Updated: 12/12/2002

Using Data and Anecdotal Evidence to Understand the Regional Economy

Rick Kaglic, Michael Munley

The Chicago Fed studies the ever-changing structure of the Midwest economy through long-term academic research, conferences, and gathering anecdotal evidence on regional economic activity for the Federal Reserve’s periodic Beige Book publication, which provides a snapshot of all 12 Federal Reserve Districts. Recent changes in the format of the Chicago Fed’s Beige Book contribution aim to increase its usefulness to policymakers and the public.

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