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2 months ago | 
democracyjournal.org | Nick Hanauer |Bilal Baydoun |Nidhi Hegde |Charles Davidson
By The Editors from Spring, No. 76 – 1 MIN READ Tagged EconomicsMiddle Out EconomicsPost-Neoliberalism Did the Biden Administration’s departure from decades of economic policymaking consensus create the conditions that so inflamed the electorate against progressives?
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Southeast Economy Holds SteadyThe new Beige Book from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta describes mostly more of the same in the southeastern economy: modest growth, steady employment, and mixed pricing power for businesses. The Beige Book is a compilation of anecdotal feedback from business contacts across the six states of the Sixth Federal Reserve District: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Beige Book: Region's Economy Expands as Employment, Prices Hold SteadyThe Southeast economy grew slightly during October and the first half of November, as labor market conditions continued to normalize and prices remained broadly stable, according to the new Beige Book report on economic conditions from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic (center) meets with a group of Meridian, Mississippi, residents. Photo by Stephen Nowland Meridian, Mississippi, describes itself as a "city on the move," and during a recent visit Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic commented on the progress he witnessed in the five years since his first trip there in 2019.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
The new Beige Book from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta showed economic activity in the Southeast has continued the slight slowdown that began in July into the current reporting period of September and the first half of October.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
biorxiv.org | David Garcia |John Davies |Charles Davidson |Daniel Phillips
AbstractCell-free expression systems maintain core cellular processes without intact cells and offer attractive properties as point-of-need biosensors. The ability to lyophilize, store, and use on demand makes these sensors usable in the field, and the lack of membranes means there are no analyte transport issues and new sensors can be deployed by simply adding a different DNA molecule. The lack of membranes also enables high-throughput screening of sensor designs and reaction optimizations.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Beige Book Reports Slowing ActivityThe new Beige Book from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports that economic activity slowed a bit in the Southeast during July and the first half of August compared to the previous six weeks. Still, employment in the district edged higher, even as some contacts said they were curtailing hiring for the rest of 2024.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Regional Economics
An array of moments from Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic's recent visit to Jacksonville to discuss healthcare. Jacksonville Branch regional executive Michelle Dennard is center in the lower-left photo. Photo by Stephen NowlandHealthcare leaders in Jacksonville, working during a transformative era in the delivery of medical services, recently took some time to discuss their rapidly evolving industry with Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic.
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Jul 18, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic and Dawn Lockhart, chief executive officer of the Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida, participate in a discussion about affordable housing during his visit to Jacksonville, Florida. Photo by Stephen Nowland, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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Jul 17, 2024 | 
atlantafed.org | Charles Davidson
Economic activity across the Southeast was largely unchanged during late May and June compared to the previous six-week period, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's new Beige Book of anecdotal reports from business contacts. Patterns at work for the past couple of months continued: Labor markets and wage pressures eased further, and worker availability and turnover improved. Cost growth moderated overall, the Beige Book reported.
