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Tariffs and Consumer Prices: Insights from Newly Matched Consumption-Trade Micro Data

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By Baslandze Salome, Simon Wolfgang Fuchs, KC Byron Pringle, Michael Sparks
| Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Full text Data Stories in a Minute: Summary: We evaluate the impact of various US tariff scenarios on consumer prices using novel micro-level data linking imports to consumer expenditures.
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Foundational Processes and Growth

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By Baslandze Salome
| Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Wing Wah Tham, Salomé Baslandze, Elvira Sojli, and Leo Liu Working Paper 2025-1 February 2025 Full text Abstract: This paper studies the interaction between process and product innovations and their distinct role in firm growth dynamics. We differentiate empirically and theoretically two types of process innovations: foundational processes that advance production technology and cost-reducing processes that enhance existing production efficiency.
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Do Credit Supply Shocks Constrain Employment Growth of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises?

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By Camelia Minoiu, Veronika Penciakova, Jon Willis, Baslandze Salome
| Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
. Full text Summary: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) made outsized contributions to net employment growth during the pandemic recession and recovery. However, credit conditions have tightened significantly during the past year and might hinder growth for small firms going forward.
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