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TEN is published quarterly by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. The views and opinions expressed in TEN are not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, the Federal Reserve System, its Governors, officers or representatives.

The Tenth Federal Reserve District includes western Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Colorado and northern New Mexico.



Spring 2009  Full magazine publication (pdf, 5.9 meg) 

 

ON THE COVER 

RECESSIONS 101 : When is a downturn a recession? (pdf, 944 kb | HTML)

Learn about how economists define when we're in a recession, what that means and how the current economic crisis compares with previous ones.

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FEATURES

E-BANKING EVOLVES: Shifting consumer attitudes lead to growing acceptance (pdf, 697 kb)

Anne Skinner hardly ever has to include trips to the bank on her to-do list, opting instead to bank online. A small majority still favors in-person banking, but new technologies are coming.

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TUG-OF-WATER: Markets may be a solution as urban, ag and recreational users vie for their share (pdf, 768 kb)

Water transfers can be as simple as an individual seller, or large-scale, involving two or more states.

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PRESIDENTS, GOVERNORS AND THE FOMC: Regional Bank leaders provide long-term stability (pdf, 596 kb)

Actions of the Federal Open Market Committee have made headlines during the current financial turmoil, but who is on this committee and what do they do?

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2008 ANNUAL REPORT (pdf, 3.3 meg)

Listing of officers, directors, advisory council and roundtable groups, and financial reports for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. An explanation of the Kansas City Fed's divisions and a look back at '08 are included.

 


IN EVERY ISSUE

 

President's Message
(pdf, 596 kb)
 
About...Regional Economics
 (pdf, 630 kb)
 
  Common Cents (pdf, 554 kb)
 
 

Notes (pdf, 672 kb)

 



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