Southwest Economy

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2018, issue Q3

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

New Technology Boosts Texas Firms' Output, Alters Worker Mix pp. 3-6

Emily Kerr, Pia Orrenius and Christopher Slijk

Texas Property Taxes Soar as Homeowners Confront Rising Values pp. 7-11

Jason Saving

On the Record: A Conversation with Mine Yücel - Shale Renews Excitement in Energy Industry pp. 12-13

Michael Weiss

Parental Borrowing for College Comes with Repayment Issues pp. 14-17

Wenhua Di, Carla Fletcher and Jeff Webster

Spotlight: Shale Oil Propels U.S. Crude Export Increase pp. 18-18

Kunal Patel and Grant Strickler

Go Figure—If Texas Were a Country pp. 19-19

Christopher Slijk and Benjamin Meier

2018, issue Q2

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Harvey Highlights Houston MUD Bond Development Funding pp. 3-7

Laila Assanie and Michael Weiss

On the Record: A Conversation with David Howard and Dan Howard - Texas Firms Struggling to Fill Job Openings pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Texas Banking Conditions Improve, but Risks and Uncertainty Remain pp. 10-14

Kelsey Reichow

FEMA to Play Long-Term Role in Recovery from Harvey pp. 15-17

Rachel Brasier and Jesse Thompson

Border Cities Miss Texas Economic Upturn pp. 18-18

Marycruz De Leon and Dylan Szeto

Go Figure: Texas Taps into Craft Brewing After Law Change pp. 19-19

Christopher Slijk

2018, issue Q1

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Gone to Texas: Migration Vital to Growth in the Lone Star State pp. 3-11

Pia Orrenius, Alexander T. Abraham and Stephanie Gullo

On the Record: A Conversation with Jason Saving - Federal Tax Law Provides Stimulus to Bustling U.S., Texas Economies pp. 12-13

Michael Weiss

Texas Economy Starts 2018 Firing on All Cylinders pp. 14-17

Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk

Spotlight: Mexico Sees Stronger 2018, NAFTA Challenges pp. 18-18

Jesus Cañas

Go Figure: Texas Home Prices Head Through the Roof pp. 19-19

Enrique Martinez-Garcia and Valerie Grossman

2017, issue Q4

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Texas Sees Coverage Gains Under Health Care Act pp. 3-7

Anil Kumar

On the Record: A Conversation with Judge Ed Emmett pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Leading Indicators, Storm Data Guide Houston Economic Forecast pp. 10-13

Jesse Thompson

Mexico’s ‘SOFOM’ Finance Firms Attempt to Broaden Loan Availability pp. 14-17

Michael Perez and Kelsey Reichow

Spotlight: Rising Education Helps Explain Hispanic Household Income Growth in Texas pp. 18-18

Alexander T. Abraham and Amy Jordan

Go Figure: Remittances to Central America Soar pp. 19-19

Stephanie Gullo and Jesus Cañas

2017, issue Q3

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Texas Taxes: Who Bears the Burden? pp. 3-7

Jason Saving

On the Record: A Conversation with Ronen Avraham - Tort Reform in Texas Changed Delivery of Medical Services pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Texas Retail in the Doldrums; Brick-and-Mortar Stores Take the Brunt pp. 10-13

Amy Jordan

High Texas Student Loan Delinquency Rates Underscore Deeper Challenges pp. 14-17

Wenhua Di and Stephanie Gullo

Cross-Border Pipelines Link U.S. Natural Gas Producers, Mexican Electricity Users pp. 18-18

Rachel Brasier and Jesse Thompson

LNG Markets Unleashed: How Texas Stands to Benefit pp. 19-19

Kunal Patel

Snapshot: Employers' E-Verify Use Slows Growth of Unauthorized Workforce pp. 20-20

Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny

2017, issue Q2

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Intra-Industry Trade with Mexico May Aid U.S. Global Competitiveness pp. 3-6

Jesus Cañas, Aldo Heffner and Jorge Herrera Hernández

Eleventh District Banks Confront Challenging Energy, Rate Situation pp. 7-11

Kelly Klemme and Ed Skelton

On the Record: A Conversation with James "Rad" Weaver - Texas Retains Competitive Advantage Despite Oil Price Softness pp. 12-13

Michael Weiss

Wind Power a Growing Force in Oil Country pp. 14-14

Justin Lee and Kelvinder Virdi

What’s Driving Wide Gap Between Cattle and Beef Prices? pp. 15-15

Emily Kerr

Snapshot: Texas Employment Forecast Adjusted Higher pp. 16-16

Keith Phillips

2017, issue Q1

President's Perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Texas Economy Shifting into Second Gear in 2017 pp. 3-7

Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk

On the Record: A Conversation with Fred P. Hochberg - Strains of Globalization Buffet Trade, Financing of Export-Import Bank pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Spotlight: Anti-Money-Laundering Measures Challenge Global Banks in Mexico pp. 10-10

Michael Perez

Dallas Booms Through Texas Oil Bust pp. 11-14

Michael Weiss, Pia Orrenius and Laila Assanie

Texas Housing Market Soars to New Highs, Pricing Out Many pp. 15-18

Laila Assanie

Go Figure: Mexico’s Openness Makes Peso Vulnerable pp. 19-19

Stephanie Gullo and Pia Orrenius

2016, issue Q4

President's perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Lingering energy bust depresses, doesn’t sink Texas state budget pp. 3-7

Jason Saving

On the record: a conversation with Adrián Mijares Elizondo - Cinépolis theater chain seeks North Texas stardom pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Noteworthy: inequality, well-being, energy pp. 10-10

Stephanie Gullo, Sarah Greer and Rachel Brasier

Spotlight: Texas has 'all-of-the above' energy approach pp. 11-11

Navi Dhaliwal

New Mexico recovery lags amid energy, government sector weakness pp. 12-15

Roberto Coronado and Marycruz De Leon

Texas border cities illustrate benefits and challenges of trade pp. 16-20

Jesus Cañas

2016, issue Q3

President's perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Texas enterprise zone benefits for poor prove elusive pp. 3-6

Wenhua Di and Daniel Millimet

Spotlight: Texas business starts outperform U.S.; formation rates decline pp. 7-7

Jack Wang and Michael Weiss

On the record: a conversation with Alan D. Viard - corporate tax overhaul plan targets disincentives to invest in the U.S pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Noteworthy: education, energy, trade pp. 10-10

Stephanie Gullo, Justin Lee and Sarah Greer

Mobile payments promise to improve financial accessibility in Mexico pp. 11-14

Michael Perez

Less involuntary part-time work suggests Texas economic strength pp. 15-20

Anil Kumar and Michael Weiss

2016, issue Q2

President's perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Risks mount for Eleventh District banks amid energy weakness pp. 3-7

Kelly Klemme and Ed Skelton

On the record: a conversation with Annise Parker - playing to Houston’s strengths: internationalism, energy, innovation pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

Once-robust wage growth stops as Texas economy slows pp. 10-13

Amy Jordan and Emily Gutierrez

Noteworthy: energy, output and education pp. 14-14

Navi Dhaliwal, Sarah Greer and Emily Gutierrez

Central American population soars in Texas, U.S.; migrant profiles evolve pp. 15-15

Emily Gutierrez and Pia Orrenius

Houston grinds to a halt as oil industry declines pp. 16-19

Jesse Thompson

Snapshot: El Paso job growth at postrecession high pp. 20-20

Marycruz De Leon

2016, issue Q1

President's perspective pp. 2-2

Robert S. Kaplan

Texas economy remains resilient, but low oil prices loom as future risk pp. 3-7

Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk

On the record: Texas home prices to keep rising despite energy slowdown pp. 8-9

Michael Weiss

High school financial literacy mandate could boost Texans' economic well-being pp. 10-13

Camden Cornwell and Anthony Murphy

Newsworthy: energy, naturalization and border pp. 14-14

Navi Dhaliwal, Emily Gutierrez and Christopher Slijk

Spotlight: remittance to Mexico fall as immigration, income stagnate pp. 15-15

Jesus Cañas and Pia Orrenius

Texas office, industrial markets mostly healthy despite energy bust pp. 16-19

Laila Assanie