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Discount
Window—Fed lending to depository institutions
Economic
Education—Fed educational resources for teachers and students
Fed
In Print—a wide range of economic research articles published
by the Fed
Federal Reserve Jobs—information about careers with the Federal Reserve
Financial
Services—a menu of Fed services for bankers, including info
about business continuity
Publications
Catalog—online storehouse of periodicals, pamphlets, comic
books and videos
The Federal Reserve is the central bank
of the United States. Its unique
structure includes
a federal government agency, the Board
of Governors, in Washington, D.C., and
12 regional Reserve Banks.
Reflecting this structure, which balances centralization
with regional presence, the Fed has web sites that are national in scope
(see links at right) and regional (see below).
Federal Reserve Districts
Atlanta | Boston | Chicago | Cleveland | Dallas | Kansas
City | Minneapolis | New
York | Philadelphia | Richmond | San
Francisco | St.
Louis