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Print-Friendly VersionEconomic Education at the Dallas Fed

In a democratic society, sound economic policy depends on an economically literate public. The goal of the Bank's program is to provide teachers and students with resources that will help them better understand the Federal Reserve's role in the economy, basic economic principles and financial literacy. See our brochure»

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International Trade
The latest addition to the Everyday Economic series examines the benefits of specialization and trade, using the economic principles of absolute and comparative advantage. It also discusses protectionism and worldwide efforts to open trade.

Registration now open:
Economics of Natural Resources, Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA
July 7, 2009
Get Your Kicks on Route 66, West Texas A&M University, Canyon, Texas
July 22, 2009
International Marketplace, Houston
July 29, 2009

Credit and Liquidity Programs and the Balance Sheetoff-site
This new resource on Board's website that decribes the new policy tools that the Federal Reserve has implemented to address the financial crisis that emerged during the summer of 2007.

The Financial Crisis: A Timeline of Events and Policy Actionsoff-site
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis's website provides useful information about major financial events and policy actions since June 2007.
19th Annual Essay Contest 2009—Finding Economic Lessons in Children's Stories
Building Wealth: A Beginner's Guide to Securing Your Financial Future—Classroom lessons and payment calculators are now available.

"No matter what your age or educational background—whether you are a student, an entrepreneur, a homemaker, or a professor—the Fed has resources to help you learn more about economics," says Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. His comments emphasize economic education as a critical component of the Fed's mission and a stable economy. Read more »

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