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What should policymakers do when depositors flee banks, as they did after Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in 2023. Edison Yu shows that much depends on how banks create liquidity. Read more in the latest #EconomicInsights. bit.ly/4l1x3RY

Researchers and academics are invited to participate in the Philadelphia Fed’s 13th biennial New Perspectives on Consumer Behavior in Credit and Payments Markets Conference. Learn more about the #CallForPapers. Submission deadline: July 1, 2025. bit.ly/41Wx7Lv

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Announcing the 2025 Philadelphia Fed Mentoring & Advancing PhDs Program — a weeklong opportunity for interaction, feedback, and mentoring for advanced PhD candidates. Space is limited. Application deadline: June 20. Learn more. bit.ly/42nIhb1

Applications are open for the 2025 Philadelphia Fed Mentoring & Advancing PhDs Program. Join us to explore research life at the Philadelphia Fed. Present your work for feedback, and connect with mentors in macro, micro, finance, and machine learning. bit.ly/42nIhb1

Call for papers: The New Perspectives on Consumer Behavior in Credit and Payments Markets Conference is an opportunity for contributors to share current research on consumer credit and payments. The submission deadline is July 1, 2025. Learn more. bit.ly/41Wx7Lv

The Philadelphia Fed Mentoring & Advancing PhDs Program is a unique opportunity for PhD candidates to connect with like-minded scholars in economics and finance. Apply to join us this fall for a week of interaction, feedback, and mentorship. Learn more. bit.ly/42nIhb1

The Philadelphia Fed and Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence are cohosting a conference that brings together leading researchers working at the intersection of machine learning and the social sciences. We welcome submissions of papers on related topics. Learn more. bit.ly/43fWtn1

PhD candidates are invited to apply for the 2025 Philadelphia Fed Mentoring & Advancing PhDs Program. Participants will be matched with a mentor and will have the opportunity to present research for discussion and feedback. Application deadline: June 20. bit.ly/42nIhb1

The Philadelphia Fed’s Consumer Finance Institute and Research Department invite you to submit your research to the 13th biennial New Perspectives on Consumer Behavior in Credit and Payments Markets Conference. Learn more about the #CallForPapers. bit.ly/41Wx7Lv

We are seeking submissions of research papers exploring topics related to methodological advances in machine learning, applications of generative AI, and other topics that intersect ML and the social sciences. Submission deadline: June 15, 2025. bit.ly/4jdp3vi

We invite research paper submissions for an upcoming conference on #MachineLearning and #Economics cohosted by the Philadelphia Fed and Center for Applied Artificial Intelligence. Submission details -> bit.ly/43fWtn1 #CallForPapers

The Philadelphia Fed Mentoring & Advancing PhDs Program application deadline is approaching. Apply by June 20 to join us for a week of feedback, networking, and mentorship opportunities while learning about research life at the Philadelphia Fed. bit.ly/42nIhb1

How has the mortgage-backed securities (MBS) market evolved since 2008? Our latest #ResearchInFocus explores the current state of MBS, with a special emphasis on government-backed residential securities. bit.ly/3HFZg1w

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In this article, Economist Burcu Eyigungor shows that even seemingly healthy job growth might hide weaknesses in the economy if a large portion of that growth happens in acyclical sectors such as health care and government. bit.ly/3T9jMdA #EconomicInsights

The COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath disrupted credit scores. Philadelphia Fed economists Andrew Hertzberg and Anna Benoit examine what, if anything, that had to do with the subsequent rise in credit card delinquencies. bit.ly/4k8azNB #EconomicInsights

How would the economy have evolved if the Federal Reserve had adopted a different monetary policy stance during the latest tightening cycle? To find out, Philadelphia Fed economists Jonas Arias and Minchul Shin adopt a novel empirical perspective. bit.ly/4l18dBm

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