SF Fed Blog
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Costs of Cashless
Payment innovations feel exhilarating and convenient, but they can leave some people without a way to make purchases. We decided to take a closer look at what’s happening.
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Native Communities
The Federal Reserve’s 12th District is home to 420 of the country’s 567 federally recognized Indian tribes, or about 74 percent. In addition, our district includes other indigenous populations, such as those situated in Hawaii and other Pacific islands. Many of these communities face some of the highest concentrations of poverty in the United States. […]
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2019 Engage, Enable, Excel Award Honorees
Congratulations to the extraordinary employees recognized by their peers at our 2019 E3 Awards.
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How Have Changing Sectoral Trends Affected GDP Growth?
Trend GDP growth fell about 2.3 percentage points since 1950. San Francisco Fed researchers weigh in on which business sectors contributed significantly to this decline.
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Art, Culture, and Engaging Communities
Art and culture have the power to lift up what makes a community thrive. Here’s how.
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Fed Listens San Francisco Highlights
Who benefits and who gets left behind in a hot economy? Takeaways from our Fed Listens community event.
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Are Anti-displacement Strategies Working? A Look at Silicon Valley
How do renter protections affect mobility trends? A new San Francisco Fed Community Development working paper explores data for four Bay Area cities: East Palo Alto, Mountain View, San Jose, and Los Gatos.
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SF Fed Intern Spotlight with Sevan Garibian
What types of projects do San Francisco Fed interns work on? Sevan Garibian shares his experience and final project.
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SF Fed Recognized as a Best Company for Working Parents
For the second year in a row, Working Mother recognizes the San Francisco Fed on its annual list of 100 Best Companies for Working Parents.
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Zip Code Economies Season 1 in Photos: People behind the Stories
Experience photos and words of hope from some of the most memorable people we met in the first season of Zip Code Economies, a podcast hosted by San Francisco Fed President Mary C. Daly.