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Hutson has also held academic leadership appointments at the University of California at Berkeley, serving as Associate Director of the Institute of Urban and Regional Planning (IURD) and the Chair of the Urban Studies Program. He was also the director of project development for Columbia World Projects, a university-wide initiative that mobilizes researchers and scholars to work with governments, organizations, businesses, and communities to tackle global challenges. Program and the Urban Community and Health Equity Lab. He served as tenured professor at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation at Columbia University where he was a director of the Urban Planning Ph.D. He is the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships including the Salzburg Global Fellowship, two Mellon Fellowships, and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Scholar Fellowship, among others. As a scholar, teacher, and practitioner, he focuses on the nexus of environmental, architectural, and urban equity practices. Elson Professor at the University of Virginia’s School of Architecture, is a nationally and internationally recognized expert in the areas of community development, climate resilience, environmental justice, and urban health.

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For more recent forecasts, please see the PDF data set from the Board of Governors.Malo André Hutson, Ph.D., MCP, Dean and Edward E. Updating these files is under consideration. The PDF files above have been converted into ASCII files from January 1978 to June 1998. ASCII Data Set from the Board of Governors This data set will be updated annually, usually in April. For some variables, the projections are for levels for other variables, the projections are for growth rates. This data set contains Tealbook/Greenbook projections of all variables for all Tealbooks/Greenbooks from January 1966 to December 2016. This data set contains the Federal Reserve staff's real-time estimates of the NAIRU. NAIRU Estimates from the Board of Governors This data set contains Tealbook/Greenbook historical values and projections for the real-time output gap and assumptions for financial variables, including the federal funds rate, other interest rates, the exchange rate index (nominal and real), and equity prices. If you have any questions about the data, please contact Fatima Mboup at or Tom Stark at Output Gap and Financial Assumptions from the Board of Governors The new data set also includes historical values as well as projections.īy rule, the projections from the Tealbook/Greenbook are released to the public with a lag of five years. Now, we record all Tealbooks/Greenbooks in the data set.

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Previously, we recorded the projections from four Tealbooks/Greenbooks each year with publication dates that were aligned (as closely as possible) with the quarterly deadline dates of the Survey of Professional Forecasters. Altogether, the Philadelphia Fed's Tealbook (formerly Greenbook) Data Set includes projections for 15 variables. The variables include real GDP and its components, nominal GDP, five measures of inflation, unemployment, industrial production, and housing starts. This data set contains Tealbook/Greenbook projections for many of the variables also forecast in the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Survey of Professional Forecasters (SPF). Philadelphia Fed's Tealbook (formerly Greenbook) Data Set These projections are made available to the public after a lag of five years. Using an assumption about monetary policy, the Research staff at the Board of Governors prepares projections about how the economy will fare in the future. The Tealbook/Greenbook is produced before each meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee. Several data sets contain the projections from the Tealbooks (formerly Greenbooks) of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.

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