Taking the Measure of St. Louis: About this Lecture
By population, the St. Louis area is the 20th largest in the United States, but size, geographic location and historical significance tend to be of secondary importance when gauging a city's economic performance over time. Over the last several years, St. Louis has done well by some economic measures, and not so well by others.
Overall, how well does St. Louis stack up? In this installment of our evening lecture series, business economist Kevin Kliesen and regional economist Charles Gascon looked at a wide variety of economic measures beyond the headline numbers.
View all videos from this Dialogue with the Fed event:
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Presentation by Kevin Kliesen | Presentation (PDF) Due to the large size of the presentation file, you may find that downloading allows for easier access than opening in a browser.
- Part 3: Presentation by Charles Gascon | Presentation (PDF) Due to the large size of the presentation file, you may find that downloading allows for easier access than opening in a browser.
- Part 4: Audience Q and A
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This popular lecture series addresses key issues and provides the opportunity to ask questions of Fed experts. Views expressed are not necessarily those of the St. Louis Fed or Federal Reserve System.
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