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The Southwest Economy
1992 - 2013
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1998, issue Nov
Telecom in North Texas: A case study in agglomeration pp. 1-4, 12 Marci Rossell and Meredith Walker Is unemployment too low? How welfare reform and technology are creating a new employment standard pp. 5-8 Jason Lee Saving Is umemployment too low? How welfare reform and technology are creating a new employment standard pp. 5-8 Jason Lee Saving Beyond the border: Europe - risk and reward under monetary unification pp. 9-10 Justin Marion Regional update pp. 11 Sheila Dolmas 1998, issue Sep
Immigration and the economy--Part II pp. 1-4, 12 Lucinda Vargas and Beverly Fox Kellam Grading TIPS: an "I" for incomplete pp. 5-8 Joseph Haslag Beyond the border: Border bottlenecks hamper trade pp. 9-11 Keith Richard Phillips and Jay Campbell Regional update pp. 11 Mine Kuban Yucel 1998, issue Jul
Immigration and the economy--Part I pp. 1-6 Beverly Fox Kellam and Lucinda Vargas What's new about the new economy?: some lessons from the current expansion pp. 7-11 Evan F. Koenig Beyond the border: Latin American central banking pp. 12-13 David M. Gould and Justin Marion Regional update pp. 14-15 Mine Kuban Yucel 1998, issue May
Electricity deregulation likely to benefit consumers: later, if not sooner pp. 1-5 Stephen P. A. Brown and Sheila Dolmas The new labor paradigm: more market-responsive rules of work and pay pp. 6-8, 12 John V. Duca Beyond the border: Financial crisis and structural reform plans in Korea pp. 9 Jahyeong Koo Regional update pp. 10-11 Ricardo Llaudes 1998, issue Mar
What does the Asian crisis mean to the U.S. economy? pp. 1-6, 8 John V. Duca , David M. Gould and Lori L. Taylor Regional update pp. 7 John Benedetto 1998, issue Jan
The Texas economy beats expectations pp. 1-5 Sheila Dolmas and Mine Kuban Yucel The 1997 Texas economy beats expectations pp. 1-5 Sheila Dolmas and Mine Kuban Yucel Regional roundup pp. 6-7 Fiona D. Sigalla Counting our chickens pp. 8-12 Robert Formaini Beyond the border: the Asian meltdown pp. 13-14 William C. Gruben Regional update pp. 15 Justin Marion 1997, issue Nov
The business of education: meeting the demands of a strong economy through educational change pp. 1-4 Marci Rossell and Lori L. Taylor Stock market fundamentals pp. 5-8 Stephen D. Prowse Exchange rates: fixed, pegged, or flex? Should we care? pp. 9-10 Carlos E. J. M. Zarazaga Regional update pp. 11 Sheila Dolmas 1997, issue Sep
Rolling recessions pp. 1-4 Sheila Dolmas , Mark Wynne and Jahyeong Koo Is the Fed slave to a defunct economist pp. 5-8 Evan F. Koenig Corporate financing and governance: an international perspective pp. 9-10 Stephen D. Prowse Regional update pp. 11 Lori L. Taylor 1997, issue Jul
The economics of one dollar pp. 1-5 Mark Wynne U.S. inflation and the international economy pp. 6 William C. Gruben Regional update pp. 7 Mine Kuban Yucel 1997, issue May
Silicon prairie: how high tech is redefining Texas' economy pp. 1-5 Petersen, D'Ann Michele and Michelle Burchfiel Why Social Security should be privatized pp. 6-11 Harvey Rosenblum The EMU: a groundbreaking monetary experiment pp. 12-13 Fiona D. Sigalla and David Gould Regional update pp. 14-15 Madeline Zavodny 1997, issue Mar
A tale of three supply shocks, national inflation and the region's economy pp. 1-4 John V. Duca Does electronic money mean the death of cash? pp. 5-8 Marci Rossell The Mexican economy snaps back pp. 9-10 William C. Gruben , David M. Gould and Carlos E. J. M. Zarazaga Regional update pp. 11 Fiona D. Sigalla 1997, issue Jan
The Texas economy: an overview of '96 and outlook for '97 pp. 1-4 Sheila Dolmas and Mine Kuban Yucel What's in store for Texas cities pp. 5, 9 Robert W. Gilmer , Keith Richard Phillips , Fiona D. Sigalla and Lucinda Vargas An end to welfare as we know it? pp. 6-8 Jason Lee Saving Despite short-term volatility, dollar's value stable for nearly a decade pp. 10 David Gould and Jeremy Nalewaik Regional update pp. 11 Fiona D. Sigalla 1996, issue Nov
The south: taking the lead in the 1990s pp. 1-6 Petersen, D'Ann Michele and Marci Rossell The upside of downsizing pp. 7-11 W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm Reexamining the minimum wage pp. 12-15 Madeline Zavodny A commentary from the president pp. 16 Bob McTeer Policy rules and tequila lessons: conclusions from an economic conference pp. 17-18 Sheila Dolmas and Carlos E. J. M. Zarazaga Regional update pp. 19 Fiona D. Sigalla 1996, issue Sep
Texas-Mexico trade after NAFTA pp. 1-5 Jeremy Nalewaik and Lori L. Taylor Distinguishing NAFTA from the peso crisis pp. 6-10 David M. Gould Regional update pp. 11 Fiona D. Sigalla 1996, issue Jul
Oil extraction in the Southwest pp. 1-5 Robert W. Gilmer Should high gold prices be a source of concern? pp. 6-9 Evan F. Koenig Chile: the big saver pp. 10 Jeremy Nalewaik Regional update pp. 11 Petersen, D'Ann Michele 1996, issue May
Texas: demographically different pp. 1-5 Petersen, D'Ann Michele Honest money is the best policy pp. 6-9 Joseph Haslag What's behind those yen-dollar swings pp. 10 Michelle Burchfiel and David Gould 1996, issue Mar
Back in the saddle again: the Texas economy 10 years after the bust pp. 1-4 Fiona D. Sigalla A look at America's corporate finance markets pp. 5-9 Stephen D. Prowse New business cycle indexes for Mexico point to economic expansion pp. 10 Keith Richard Phillips 1996, issue Jan
Southwest expansion to continue in 1996 pp. 1-4 Keith Richard Phillips Tax reform: is the time right for a new approach? pp. 5-8 Evan F. Koenig and Lori L. Taylor Exchange rates, capital flows and monetary policy in a changing world economy pp. 9-10 Beverly Fox , David Gould and Bill Gruben
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