Border Cities Miss Texas Economic Upturn

Marycruz De Leon and Dylan Szeto

Southwest Economy, 2018, issue Q2, 18-18

Abstract: Employment growth along the Texas?Mexico border slowed in 2017, as the region dealt with the cross-currents of the strong U.S. economic expansion and a pickup in Texas activity, along with a slowing Mexican economy and weaker peso.

Date: 2018
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