EconSouth

1999 - 2009

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The Southeastern economy in 2009: region hopes for turnaround: Anonymous
Global economies anticipate a tepid 2009: Galina Alexeenko
After rocky 2008, U.S. consumers seek stable ground in 2009: Sandra Kollen and John Robertson

Foreclosures chill one-hot Southeast housing market: William R. Smith
Plumbing the Gulf's debts for oil and gas: Charles Davidson
Figuring out the oil price puzzle: John Robertson
Tourism, manufacturing revive Chattanooga: Charles Davidson
\\"We know these are difficult times\\": an interview with Barb Godin of Regions Bank: Charles Davidson
Remittances ebb and flow with the immigration tide: Federico Mandelman and Courtney Nosal

Infrastructure: the foundation for prosperity: William R. Smith
Manufacturing revs up Mobile: Charles Davidson
I hope that we have set an example: Lynne Anservitz
Work zone ahead? Repairing the Southeast's infrastructure: Christopher Cunningham and Ed English
Building a better world: infrastructure's role in economic growth: Galina Alexeenko, Ed English and Laurel Graef
Clearing the roadways: the case for congestion pricing: Christopher Cunningham

The Southeastern economy in 2008: a region in flux: Anonymous
Despite increased risks, global growth to remain solid in 2008: Galina Alexeenko
Will Southeast's water woes become water wars?: Charles Davidson
Is China's economy losing its luster?: David Altig
\\"We're going to struggle with this for years\\": an interview with Mark Risse of the University of Georgia: Charles Davidson
A look ahead: housing, energy squeezed in '08: John Robertson and Ellis Tallman

Housing and the subprime mortgage market: W Frame
Panama City cruises past Spring break: Charles Davidson
110 degrees in the shade: drought sears the Southeast: Ed English
Latin multinationals become global headliners: Charles Davidson and Stephen J. Kay
The past, present, and future of futures: Shalini Patel and Paula Tkac
The Gulf Coast: still laboring towards recovery: Michael J. Chriszt
'It's got everybody nervous', interview with Lester Killebrew, Chairman of SunSouth LLC: Ed English

Tennessee rides boatbuilding currents: Charles Davidson
International trade: a larger piece of the U.S. economic pie: Galina Alexeenko
Montgomery drives ahead with autos: Charles Davidson
From spotlight to shadow: housing's luster fades: Michael J. Chriszt and Charles Davidson
Despite natural advantages, Southeast faces challenges: Dennis P. Lockhart
'The last few years have been very good for the building products industry': an interview with Lee Thomas, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rayonier: Ed English

Florida drives the national auto market: Charles Davidson and Gustavo A. Uceda
A falling dollar: good or bad news?: Diego Vilán
After the boom, housing affordability a growing challenge: Julie Hotchkiss and William R. Smith
Should we worry about the inverted yield curve?: Diego Vilán
Car-buying consumers await stability in housing prices: Charles Davidson

Housing, energy loom large in '07: John Robertson
Southeastern economy to grow modestly in 2007: Anonymous
When things don't add up: John Robertson
'The local communities have to determine their destiny', an interview with Donald E. Powell, Federal Coordinator of the Gulf Coast Recovery and Rebuilding Council: Ed English
Alabama's economy gains strength in 2006: Anonymous
Housing cooldown blows through Florida: Anonymous
Georgia mirrors the nation: Anonymous
Louisiana continues march toward recovery: Anonymous
Still rebuilding, Mississippi makes progress: Anonymous
Businesses, services boost Tennessee: Anonymous
Carpeting on a roll in Georgia: Charles Davidson
Global outlook generally bright in '07: Galina Alexeenko

The energy debate: is ethanol the answer?: Anonymous
The Gulf Coast’s tourism comeback: playing for even higher stakes?: Anonymous
Hurricanes spawn insurance rate increases: Anonymous
Katrina update: one year after: Anonymous
Reflections on four decades in central banking: lessons for the future: Jack Guynn
'Newer technologies are increasing the ethanol yield', an interview with Joy Peterson of the University of Georgia: Anonymous
Huntsville, from rockets to riches: Lynne Anservitz

Smart growth and rebuilding the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Anonymous
Katrina update: recovery comes slowly: Anonymous
Financial volatility and electoral uncertainty in Latin America: Anonymous
Putting U.S. manufacturing in perspective: John Robertson
Space Coast: where economics is more than rocket science: Charles Davidson
'I truly think smart codes are a long-term benefit', an interview with Dave Dennis, President and CEO of Specialty Contractors & Associates, Inc: John Robertson

Can cultural tourism make a splash in Georgia's economy?: Anonymous
Avian flu has poultry industry in a flap: Anonymous
Life after Katrina: reflecting, rebuilding continue on the Gulf Coast: Anonymous
Community bank remains committed to rebuilding in New Orleans: Anonymous
The changing of the guard in Georgia's workforce: Anonymous
Disasters, income, and wealth: Thomas Cunningham