Texas economy remains resilient, but low oil prices loom as future risk

Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk

Southwest Economy, 2016, issue Q1, 3-7

Abstract: After weathering tumult in its energy and manufacturing sectors in 2015, a diversified Texas economy is poised for slow growth this year. The biggest risk to the outlook: If oil prices average below $30 per barrel, overall job losses could result.

Date: 2016
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