Main Street Lending Program - Congressional Comments to Fed - From March 1

Congressional comment letters sent to Fed since March 1 regarding the Main Street Lending Program, per FOIA request by Cezary Podkul of the Wall Street Journal dated April 23 and received by the Fed on April 24 (though, some of the documents included are later than April 24). The FOIA was partially granted November 23, 2020. See the cover letter to the Fed\u27s response here: https://ypfs.som.yale.edu/library/wall-street-journal-federal-reserve-foia-2020-fed-cover-lette

Municipal Liquidity Facility Comment Letters to Fed

Comment letters sent to Fed since March 1 regarding the Municipal Liquidity Facility, per FOIA request by Cezary Podkul of the Wall Street Journal dated April 23 and received by the Fed on April 24 (though, some of the documents included are later than April 24). The FOIA was partially granted November 23, 2020. See the cover letter to the Fed\u27s response here: https://ypfs.som.yale.edu/library/wall-street-journal-federal-reserve-foia-2020-fed-cover-lette

Breaking the Double Impasse: Securing and Supporting Diverse Housing Tenures in the United States

What might be described as a double impasse characterizes debate on U.S. housing tenure with advocates fighting for rental or ownership housing on one side and Third Way or mixed-tenure solutions on the other. Breaking this impasse requires disengaging from conceptions of an idealized form of tenure and instead advocating making virtually all tenures as secure and supported as possible, so that diverse households are able to live in homes that best fit their changing needs over their life cycles. This essay (a) presents data on the variety of tenures in the United States; (b) conveys a new two-dimensional map of tenure according to their degrees of control and potential for wealth-building; and (c) shows how U.S. institutions shape their risks and subsidies. Most U.S. tenures are at least somewhat risky, including those that receive the greatest federal subsidies. A new housing system is needed to secure and support as many tenures as possible

Comment letters to the National Commission on Commission on Fraudulent Financial Reporting, 1987 (Treadway Commission) Vol. 2

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Federal reserve bulletin /

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Federal reserve inter-district collection system.

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