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1. (Market Power Affects Suppliers and the Broader Economy written by Tom Barkin in 2018) In this article, Tom talks about the competitiveness of markets. It is seemed that marketing power has increased. Retail is not the only sector where bargaining power has increased. What I found most interesting about this article was that the dollar share of private label goods will account for more than 25 percent of U.S. sales within the next decade. A student might like this article because it has detailed information about power affects not only suppliers, but the whole economy itself. 2. (Are Markets Becoming Less Competitive? written by Tim Sablik and Nicholas Trachter in 2018) This article is similar to the previous one. It breaks down why exactly markets are becoming less competitive. The article also talks about how certain sectors of firms are becoming too large and dominant. I liked this article because I learned about why market power matters to the Fed. A student would find this article helpful because it better explains vocabulary words and marketing power. 3. (Regional Economic Activity Expands in 2018 written anonymously in 2018) This article briefly explains labor markets and business and banking conditions of the Fed. As a result, payroll employment expanded, most local unemployment rates ended the year below prerecession lows, and wage increases were reported across a broad spectrum of industries. I found this article interesting because the growth rate of the economy will continue to increase in 2019. A student would find this article interesting and helpful if they want to learn more about median assets, interest rates, and real estate. 4. (Our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion written by Becky C. Bareford in 2018) This article is a letter written by Bareford to Richmond's Fed. She works in the Federal Reserve Career. She goes over how they have included diversity into their community. I really enjoyed reading this article because someone took time out of their day to thank the community and her workplace for basically giving her a chance. Students will like this article because it includes a link (richmondfed.org); further explaining diversity and inclusivity initiatives, how to become a supplier for their bank, or how to access their financial education programs and resources