FRASER - the Federal Reserve Archival System
for Economic Research - has added thousands of new items to its free
digital library of economics and banking history and offers a wealth of
primary and secondary sources for economics and history researchers, and
now offers integration with the citation manager Zotero.
Highlights of new additions include:
*
Bulletin of the Bureau of Labor Statistics from the late 1800s
through the early 1920s, including historic reports on women and
minority labor conditions
* Annual Reports of the FDIC from the first issue in 1934 through 2013
*
Publications of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, including
the magazine Econ Focus, the research journal Economic Quarterly, and
more than 300 working papers
* Policy statements and speeches of the presidents of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, 1914 - present
* Thousands of additional statistical releases from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, 1914 - present
Find FRASER at https://fraser.stlouisfed.org.
Follow @FedFRASER on Twitter for updates on new collections and items
added, interesting photos and documents, and glimpses into US economic
history. FRASER librarians are also available at historical@fraser.stlouisfed.org for reference questions.
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