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Federal Reserve in the 21st Century: A Symposium for College
Professors The Fed 21 symposium gives college professors the unique opportunity to hear presentations on monetary policy and financial stability policy from top economists and senior staff of the New York Fed. Professors attending the symposium also have the chance to chat informally with the speakers during lunch. If you teach economics, finance or business and want to hear up-to date presentations from top economists and ask questions to New York Fed senior officers - including President William Dudley - please send an e-mail indicating your interest in attending the next Fed 21 symposium to ny.fed.education@ny.frb.org. In 2013, the program included topics such as innovations in Fed communications; developments in the U.S. labor and housing markets; financial stability policy under Dodd-Frank, including evolving tools for evaluating systemic risk; and the latest on proposals for Tri-party repo and money market mutual fund reform. Slides and videos of presentations from the 2013 edition » |
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Guided tours serve as a comprehensive introduction to the Federal Reserve System and the New York Fed's role in setting monetary policy, promoting financial stability and serving communities to advance economic growth. During the tour, visitors hear a description of the primary ways that the Federal Reserve carries out its goals as mandated by Congress—maximum sustainable employment and price stability. It also includes a brief visit to the gold vault where the New York Fed has historically acted as a custodian for gold owned by various governments and international agencies. The tour is an interactive educational experience to engage visitors in conversation about the central bank of the United States. |

