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The Economic Review is a quarterly research publication with articles on macroeconomics and monetary policy, regional and international economics, and banking and financial markets.

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The Evolving Role of the Fed’s Balance Sheet: Effects and Challenges Expandable Row	Chaitri Gulati A. Lee Smith Expandable Row	Nov. 17, 2022 Expandable Row	Web Page Full Text Expandable Row
Description: Reducing the Federal Reserve’s expanded balance sheet, which has provided substantial policy accommodation in recent years, may take time. Publication information: Publication information: Vol. 107, no. 4 DOI: 10.18651/ER/v107n4GulatiSmith
The Evolving Role of the Fed’s Balance Sheet: Effects and Challenges Expandable Row	A. Lee Smith Chaitri Gulati Expandable Row	Nov. 17, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
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Can Higher Gasoline Prices Set Off an Inflationary Spiral? Expandable Row	Nida Çakır Melek Francis M. Dillon A. Lee Smith Expandable Row	Nov. 10, 2022 Expandable Row	Web Page Full Text Expandable Row
Description: When inflation is already high, an increase in gasoline prices can have an amplified effect on consumers’ inflation expectations. Publication information: Publication information: Vol. 107, no. 4 DOI: 10.18651/ER/v107n4CakirMelekDillonSmith
Can Higher Gasoline Prices Set Off an Inflationary Spiral? Expandable Row	A. Lee Smith Francis M. Dillon Expandable Row	Nov. 10, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
Description: When inflation is already high, an increase in gasoline prices can have an amplified effect on consumers’ inflation expectations. Publication information: No Information Provided.
Hybrid Working, Commuting Time, and the Coming Long-Term Boom in Home Construction Expandable Row	Jordan Rappaport Expandable Row	Sept. 29, 2022 Expandable Row	Web Page Full Text Expandable Row
Description: In the long run, hybrid working could lead single-family home construction to almost double in the largest metropolitan areas. Publication information: Publication information: Vol. 107, no. 4 DOI: 10.18651/ER/v107n4Rappaport
Hybrid Working, Commuting Time, and the Coming Long-Term Boom in Home Construction Expandable Row	Jordan Rappaport Expandable Row	Sept. 29, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
Description: In the long run, hybrid working could lead single-family home construction to almost double in the largest metropolitan areas. Publication information: No Information Provided.
Maps, Supplement A: Largest Metropolitan Areas in the United States Expandable Row	Jordan Rappaport Expandable Row	Sept. 29, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
Description: Maps, Supplement A for "Hybrid Working, Commuting Time, and the Coming Long-Term Boom in Home Construction" Publication information: No Information Provided.
Maps, Supplement B: Largest Metropolitan Areas in the United States (continued) Expandable Row	Jordan Rappaport Expandable Row	Sept. 29, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
Description: Maps, Supplement B for "Hybrid Working, Commuting Time, and the Coming Long-Term Boom in Home Construction" Publication information: No Information Provided.
Maps, Supplement C: Tenth District Metropolitan Areas Expandable Row	Jordan Rappaport Expandable Row	Sept. 29, 2022 Expandable Row	Full Text Expandable Row
Description: Maps, Supplement C for "Hybrid Working, Commuting Time, and the Coming Long-Term Boom in Home Construction" Publication information: No Information Provided.
Government Assistance and Moral Hazard: Evidence from the Savings and Loan Crisis Expandable Row	Padma Sharma Expandable Row	Aug. 11, 2022 Expandable Row	Web Page Full Text Expandable Row
Description: In 1989, the U.S. government ceased assistance to failed savings and loans, leading many of these institutions to reduce their risk-taking. Publication information: Publication information: Vol. 107, no. 3 DOI: 10.18651/ER/v107n3Sharma