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Press Briefing: The Region’s Recovery from the Pandemic Recession
The New York Fed hosted a press briefing on economic conditions across the Second District.
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Learn more about this briefing below.
Briefing Details
Date and Time
Thursday, April 13, 2023
10:00 a.m EDT
10:00 a.m EDT
Location
via Webinar
Agenda
| 10:00am- 10:05am |
Welcome Remarks Connor Munsch, Corporate Communications |
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10:05am- 10:15am |
Opening Remarks Jaison Abel, Head of Urban and Regional Studies |
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10:15am- 10:45am |
Q&A Moderator: Connor Munsch, Corporate Communications Jaison Abel, Head of Urban and Regional Studies Jason Bram, Economic Research Advisor, Urban and Regional Studies Richard Deitz, Economic Research Advisor, Urban and Regional Studies Ben Hyman, Research Economist, Urban and Regional Studies |
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10:45am |
Program Concludes |
Media
The event was open to the media. Members of the press can contact Connor Munsch at the New York Fed:
connor.munsch@ny.frb.org.
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