The Federal Reserve in the 21st Century

Talks on Monetary Policy and Financial Stability for College Professors and Students

The New York Fed invites you to use the videos and corresponding slides from the Federal Reserve in the 21st Century symposium for educational purposes. This textbook tool links videos from top researchers and senior staff at the New York Fed to chapters of popular economics textbooks. The videos and the corresponding slides can serve as reference material for macroeconomics and money, banking and financial markets courses. For each textbook, we have indicated the chapters relevant to each video.

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