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TEN magazine
TEN is a quarterly publication that highlights the Kansas City Fed's research and practices through the experiences of everyday people from around the region.
Winter 2013
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Winter 2013 publication
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Brick by brick
Dozens of cities and counties across the country have started land banks in the last decade to address urban blight.
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Persistent Differences
In his recent research, Kansas City Fed economist Jordan Rappaport says the correlation between jobs growth and unemployment declines is not necessarily true for all metropolitan areas. -
Changing commerce
Person-to-person payments developed from the simple market principle of supply and demand. Although consumers prefer some new methods of person-to-person payments, the check remains a relevant method in the United States. -
Community Banking Conference 2012
Despite the changing regulatory environment, community banks’ resiliency and ability to adapt gives them opportunity to compete in today’s big-bank climate. -
Where job and life converge
With a large swath of the Great Plains and Mountain States falling within the borders of the Tenth Federal Reserve District, the Kansas City Fed has emerged as a leading resource of agriculture-related economic research.