Embracing Change
Over its entire history, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has faced changes in the economy, in the financial services industry, and in its responsibilities. At times, we've reacted to change; at times, the Bank has served as a catalyst, as our staff have explored new ways to accomplish the tasks facing us. The Bank's mission has remained the same over the years—to support sound economic growth and financial stability in New England and the nation. But the ways in which we fulfill our mission and meet our changing responsibilities have evolved. Philosophers tell us that change is the only constant, but its pace is hardly constant. At present, it seems to be accelerating.
Feature Essay: Embracing Change
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