
NEW RESEARCH
Saving, Investment & Growth: our new brief on why capital formation still drives long-run growth.

Relevant Publications
Listed below is a new list of current resources for investors including academic, government resources, and whitepaper publications. We will be updating each of these sections as quality and relevant resources become available.

Academic Papers
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"Sectoral Wage Growth and Inflation" by Ellen R. Rissman, Federal Reserve - Chicago (PDF)
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"How Much Do Labor Costs Drive Inflation?" by Adam Hale Shapiro, Federal Reserve - San Francisco (PDF)
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"A Broader Perspective on the Inflationary Effects of Energy Price Shocks" by Lutz Kilian and Xiaoqing Zhou, Federal Reserve - Boston (PDF)
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"Forecasting CPI Shelter under Falling Market-Rent Growth" by Christopher D. Cotton and John O’Shea, Federal Reserve - Boston (PDF)
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"Should rising inflation expecations concern the ECB?" by Karl Whelan, University College Dublin (PDF)
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"Saving, Investment, and Growth" by International Monetary Fund (PDF)

RESEARCH INSIGHTS | OCTOBER 2026 | PDF, 2 PAGES
Saving, Investment & Growth: Why Capital Formation Still Matters
Our summary of International Monetary Fund research on developing economies, showing how closely national saving, investment and long-run growth move together, and what happens when access to outside capital tightens. Includes key statistics, charts and three ways to read the evidence.
