Introduction, Choices for China; Consequences for Us

Dialogue with the Fed

Choices for China; Consequences for Us
China's Industrial Revolution: Past, Present, Future
Monetary Policy Normalization: What's New? What's Old? How Does It Matter?
Plunging Crude Prices: Impact on U.S. and State Economies
Household Debt in America: A Look across Generations over Time
The St. Louis Fed at 100: Reflections on the "Maverick" Reserve Bank
Bitcoin and Beyond: The Possibilities and the Pitfalls of Virtual Currencies
Louisville's Dialogue with the Fed: A Regional Economic Briefing
Latin American Challenges and Opportunities: Implications for the U.S.
Understanding and Improving the U.S. Payment System
After the Fall: Rebuilding Family Balance Sheets, Rebuilding the Economy
Achieving Long-Run Fiscal Sustainability
Emerging Giants: Perspectives on China and India
Robo-signing, the London Whale and Libor Rate-rigging: Are the Largest Banks Too Complex for Their Own Good?
Deuda Soberana: Una Tragedia Griega Moderna
Sovereign Debt: A Modern Greek Tragedy
Understanding the Unemployment Picture
Bringing the Federal Deficit Under Control
Lessons Learned from the Financial Crisis

May 10, 2016 | St. Louis Mo.

Economist Cletus C. Coughlin welcomes the audience and introduces speaker Christopher Neely. Coughlin is a St. Louis Fed senior vice president and chief of staff to President James Bullard.

Part 1: Introduction
Part 2: Presentation
Part 3: Audience Q and A

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