Last year, higher inflation drove many to seek inflation resources, and talk of recession and the Great Resignation proved nearly constant. We produced content relating to all three and more. As a new year commences, and with it new research, new speeches, and new efforts to serve you, let’s take a quick look back.

55
Seconds our stop-motion video spends using a bag of potato chips to explain “shrinkflation”

36
Percent of “boomerang kids” from high-income households who moved back to a parent’s home during the pandemic
 

6
Q&As of Fed experts talking cybersecurity, recessions, pandemic changes to banking, and diversity and inclusion
 

50
Times Cleveland Fed president Loretta J. Mester referred to inflation and the Fed’s commitment to addressing it in a September 2022 speech
 

19
Percent of households living with no access to the internet in low- and moderate-income areas in the region served by the Cleveland Fed 
 

4+ million
US workers per month who have quit their jobs, on average, since August 2021
 

5
Days a week the Cleveland Fed’s inflation nowcasting indicator updates forecasts of inflation
 

0
Dollars it costs to visit our Money Museum that’s now reopened to visitors after two years of pandemic closure
 

30.7
The gap, in percent, between the non-Black homeownership rate and the Black homeownership rate for the largest urban counties in the region the Cleveland Fed serves