In this fourth book of the series "Money, Economics, and Finance: Developments, Analyses, and Research", topics discussed include high-frequency trading; policy concerns and recent developments in dark pools in equity trading; the Berne Union; remittances; risk to consumers by virtual currencies; and older consumers and mortgage debt.

In this third book of the series "Money, Economics, and Finance: Developments, Analyses, and Research", topics discussed include bitcoin; current debates over exchange rates; recent trends in consumer retail payment services delivered by depository institutions; financial condition of depository banks; government assistance for AIG; and investment advisers.

In this fifth book of the series "Money, Economics, and Finance: Developments, Analyses, and Research", topics discussed include an overview of monetary policy and the Federal Reserve; the debt limit since 2011; policy issues related to credit union lending; the economics of paid and unpaid leave; and federal investments.

In this second book of the series, topics discussed include the economic significance, current risk, and policy responses to deflation; crowd-funding and the exemption for small firms from Securities and Exchange Commission registration requirements; economic downturns and crime; auction-rate securities; and consumer fee increases in the usage of automated teller machines.

In this first book of the series "Money, Economics, and Finance: Developments, Analyses, and Research", topics discussed include a brief history of the gold standard in the United States; monetary aggregates and their use in the conduct of monetary policy; Occupy Wall Street in historical perspective; changes in distribution income among tax filers between 1996 and 2006; an analysis of the "Buffett Rule"; frequently asked questions regarding LIBOR; JP Morgan trading losses and implications for the Volcker Rule and other regulations; systemic risk and its application to recent JP Morgan losses; and TARP assistance for the U.S. motor vehicle industry.