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The FRED Blog has discussed the impact that shortages in childcare services had on women’s employment during and immediately after the COVID-19 induced recession. Today we discuss the potential role that either remote or hybrid work might play in boosting … Continue reading →

When it comes to data delivery, FRED wholeheartedly embraces the motto of the Olympics: “Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together!” Although the FRED Blog team won’t be able to travel to Paris, France, to attend the 33rd Summer Olympic Games, we … Continue reading →

This is the FRED Blog’s 1000th post! So, today’s topic is brought to you by the letter M, which stands for 1000 in Roman numerals. M also stands for money and is used to label various technical measures of money … Continue reading →

Today, we compare the labor force participation rate of two groups of women. The FRED graph above shows that the rate for Black women is much more variable than the rate for White women, in both the short term and … Continue reading →

Perennially, the five largest economies in Europe have been the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain. The order in which we mention them has significance: This is how they rank when we look at them in terms of real … Continue reading →