Monetary Policy & Economic Research

Authorization to Work: The Prevalence of Occupational Licensing in New England

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Authorization to Work: The Prevalence of Occupational Licensing in New England
In Fitchburg, Boston Fed CEO, Federal Reserve governor learn about city’s strengths and struggles
New England is aging. Can immigration help with workforce woes?

Monetary Policy & Economic Research

Authorization to Work: The Prevalence of Occupational Licensing in New England

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In the Region

New England is aging. Can immigration help with workforce woes?

In the nation’s oldest states, immigrants emerge as one solution to a persistent problem

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Boston Fed President & CEO Susan M. Collins. February 6, 2022.

Susan M. Collins

Speeches, biography & more

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FedNow Service

Facilitating a new instant payment service

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Six Hundred Atlantic

Podcast of the Boston Fed

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Research Insights
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New England Economic Conditions through Sept. 3, 2024

Data and analysis on regional economic conditions in New England

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Perspectives
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Current Policy Perspectives: Wage Gains without Inflationary Pressures

New report finds wage growth can remain strong without additional pressures on prices

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Engage With Us
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The Beige Book – First District

Economic activity up modestly; residential real estate strong, but job creation slows

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New England Focus
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Geographic Mobility Trends: New Englanders Still Aren’t Moving as Much as Before the Pandemic

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