Publications

The Atlanta Fed papers series present our scholarly research. Working Papers present the research of Atlanta Fed staff economists and visiting scholars, and Community and Economic Development discussion papers address topical issues in community development. Research Data Reports describe the results, content, key findings, and methodology of the Diary of Consumer Payment Choice and the Survey of Consumer Payment Choice. RSS. (To view older materials, see the Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER): Working Papers :: Research Data Reports :: Community Development Dicussion Papers.)

Policy Hub provides two forums that draw on the expertise of Atlanta Fed economists and researchers to address issues of broad policy interest: Macroblog and Policy Hub Papers. In December 2020, our Real Estate Research blog and Notes from the Vault column became part of Policy Hub. (To view older materials, see the Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER): Macroblog :: Notes from the Vault :: Real Estate Research.)

Economy Matters is an online publication featuring a broad range of insightful economic articles, news, and research. The publication also offers an engaging podcast, quizzes, bold original photography, videos, and more. It is posted in real time and features several articles each month. (View older materials at the Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research [FRASER].)

The Atlanta Fed's annual reports highlight the focus of the Atlanta Fed over the preceding year. They contain topical essays, dynamic charts, and videos and imagery, as well as links to the Bank's financial statements and lists of our current directors and officers. Annual reports have been online only since 2013, but many print versions are available online in PDF. Since 2015, the reports have been posted in Economy Matters. To access older annual reports, please see the archived material at Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER).

Workforce Currents presents expert research on employment policy and labor market issues affecting low- and medium-income people and communities. Articles offer policymakers, workforce development experts, and others information they can use to help workers gain the support and skills they need to be competitive and succeed. To access older Workforce Current papers, please see the archived material at Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER).