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Microeconomics is the study of individual sectors and industries, and the decision behaviors of consumers and businesses when faced with changes in incentives, prices, and resources.

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Series: Economic Letter
Are Water Resources Keeping Up with U.S. Economic Needs?
Cheikh Fall, Christian Hilgemann, Ishan Nath
Series: Working Papers
Inference for Local Projections
Atsushi Inoue, Guido M. Kuersteiner, Oscar Jorda
Series: Working Papers
Local Projections
Alan M. Taylor, Oscar Jorda
Series: Working Papers
Are Medicaid and Medicare Patients Treated Equally?
Abe Dunn, Adam Shapiro, Calvin Ackley, Eli Liebman
Series: Economic Letter
Finding a Soft Landing along the Beveridge Curve
Brandyn Bok, Mary Yilma, Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau, Robert G. Valletta
Series: Economic Letter
Two Years into COVID, What’s the State of U.S. Businesses?
Pascal Paul
barista serves customers at restaurant counter
Series: Economic Letter
How Strongly Are Local Economies Tied to COVID-19?
Daniel Wilson, Samuel Tarasewicz
Blue wooden maze
Series: Economic Letter
Is the American Rescue Plan Taking Us Back to the ’60s?
Adam Shapiro, Luiz Edgard Oliveira, Regis Barnichon
Aerial view of residential neighborhood
Series: SF Fed Blog
Real Estate Growth Driven by Supply and Demand in Q1
Gas pump in car’s fuel tank
Series: Economic Letter
Do Households Expect Inflation When Commodities Surge?
Noah Kouchekinia, Reuven Glick, Sylvain Leduc, Zheng Liu