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The Regional Economist
The Regional Economist is a quarterly publication that addresses national and regional economic issues and their impact on the Eighth District.
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OCTOBER 2003
Unable to slow the growth of credit unions by protesting their tax breaks and sponsor subsidies, banks are citing other reasons to bolster their case that the competition has an unfair edge.
Deposit-hungry community banks are turning to a new funding tool called the Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service. The service says it can help smaller banks attract more jumbo deposits from local customers.
It's not the latest jump in oil prices that takes a toll on the economy but the uncertainty over what will happen in the future. But getting a handle on such uncertainty is a difficult task.
President's Message: Lessons from Japan: What Can We Learn?
Community Profile: Memphis Suburb Seeks to Balance Old and New
National and District Overview: Blacks Fare Better This Time Around
Selected Measures of the National and Regional Economy (PDF)








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