Inside the Chicago Fed: Using Both Data and Anecdotes to Understand the Regional Economy
"Data are really great," says Leslie McGranahan, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago’s vice president and director of regional research. "But sometimes the stories behind the data help you understand…
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