16 research outputs found
What's happening in manufacturing: "survey says..."
In recent years, the Philadelphia Fed’s Business Outlook Survey (BOS) has received a great deal of attention from financial journalists and market participants. The monthly survey gathers information from manufacturers in the Third Federal Reserve District about current conditions at their plants and their expectations for the future. In this article, Mike Trebing evaluates whether the survey provides new information on short-term changes in the regional and national manufacturing sectorsFederal Reserve District, 3rd ; Manufactures
The economic consequences of wage-price guidelines
Wage-price policy ; Inflation (Finance)
What does the Philadelphia Fed's Business Outlook Survey say about local activity?
Economic indicators
Taking the measure of manufacturing
In "Taking the Measure of Manufacturing" Tim Schiller and Mike Trebing outline several of the most important surveys and indexes that track manufacturing, describe their similarities and differences, and discuss their usefulness in providing timely and accurate data on the sector.Manufactures
The new system of contemporaneous reserve requirements
Bank reserves ; Monetary policy
A Quantum Computing Approach for the Unit Commitment Problem
Planning energy production is a challenging task due to its cost-sensitivity,
fast-moving energy markets, uncertainties in demand, and technical constraints
of power plants. Thus, more complex models of this so-called \emph{unit
commitment problem (UCP)} have to be solved more rapidly, a task that probably
can be solved more efficiently via quantum computing. In this article, we model
a UCP with minimum running and idle times as a quadratic unconstrained
optimization problem to solve it on quantum computing hardware. First
experiments confirm the advantages of our formulation in terms of qubit usage
and connectivity and most importantly solution quality.Comment: Accepted at OR Proceedings 202