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Where People Live Plays a Role in the Pandemic's Financial Effects

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  • Heather Hennerich

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Articles give clues to how quickly the U.S. economy could recover, where $600 in unemployment benefits goes farthest, and whether consumers were financially ready for the pandemic.

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  • Heather Hennerich, 2020. "Where People Live Plays a Role in the Pandemic's Financial Effects," Open Vault 102572, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:l00100:102572
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