Southwest Economy

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2004, articles Nov

Who doesn't have health insurance and why pp. 1-4

Anil Kumar

Productivity gains showing up in services pp. 1, 5-8

Richard Alm, W. Michael Cox and John Duca

Mexico's export woes not all China-induced pp. 9-10

Erwan Quintin

Regional update pp. 11

Anna L. Berman

2004, articles Sep

The effect of high oil prices on today's Texas economy pp. 1-6

Stephen Brown and Mine Yucel

Is the pension system a liability? pp. 1, 7-12

Mark Guzman and Fiona Sigalla

Globalization: myths and realities pp. 13-14

Jim Dolmas

Regional update pp. 15

D'Ann Petersen

2004, articles Jul

A Texas revival pp. 1-7

Fiona Sigalla

The Federal budget: developments and outlook pp. 1, 8-12

Alan Viard

Five years of the euro: successes and new challenges pp. 13-18

Richard Alm

Regional update: revising Texas economic history pp. 19

Stephen Brown and Keith Phillips

2004, articles May

Immigrant assimilation: is the U.S. still a melting pot? pp. 1-5

Pia Orrenius

Do energy prices threaten the recovery? pp. 6-10

Stephen Brown

Monetary policy prospects pp. 1, 11-16

Evan Koenig

The 'curse' of Venezuela pp. 17-18

Sarah Darley and William Gruben

Regional update pp. 19

Priscilla Caputo

2004, articles Mar

Economic recovery under way in major Texas metros pp. 1-10

Priscilla Caputo and D'Ann Petersen

How vulnerable are housing prices? pp. 1, 11-16

John Duca

Is Japan's long nightmare finally over pp. 17-18

Dong Fu and Jahyeong Koo

Regional update pp. 19

Anna L. Berman

2004, articles Jan

Economic recovery gains steam in Texas pp. 1-8

Jason Saving

Small banks' competitors loom large pp. 1, 9-13

Jeffery W. Gunther and Robert Moore

Have Mexico's maquiladoras bottomed out? pp. 14-15

William Gruben

2003, articles Nov

U.S. immigration and economic growth: putting policy on hold pp. 1-7

Pia Orrenius

How low interest rates impact financial institutions pp. 1, 8-12

John Duca

Beyond the border: Do what you do best, outsource the rest? pp. 13-14-

Adam S. Ratner and Thomas Siems

Regional update pp. 15

Priscilla Caputo

2003, articles Sep

China: awakening giant pp. 1-8

W. Michael Cox and Jahyeong Koo

Social Security restructuring: tough decisions ahead pp. 13-17

Jason Saving and Alan Viard

(Mis)reporting Mexico's gross domestic product pp. 18,20

Franklin Berger

U.S. natural gas prices heat up pp. 1, 9-12

Stephen Brown

Regional update pp. 19

Priscilla Caputo

2003, articles Jul

Monetary policy in a zero-interest-rate economy pp. 1-5, 16

Jim Dolmas and Evan Koenig

Japan's economic policy conundrums pp. 6-10

Jahyeong Koo

Texas economy warming up in 2003 pp. 1, 11-15

D'Ann Petersen

2003, articles May

The sales tax crunch pp. 1-4

Lori Taylor

New economy myths and reality pp. 1, 5-8

Robert L. Formaini and Thomas Siems

Beyond the border: Falling crime and rising border enforcement - is there a connection? pp. 9-10

Roberto Coronado and Pia Orrenius

Regional update pp. 12

Priscilla Caputo

2003, articles Mar

What wages and property values say about Texas pp. 1-4

Stephen Brown and Lori Taylor

Debunking derivatives delirium pp. 1, 5-9

Jeffery W. Gunther and Thomas Siems

Beyond the border: the giant in Mexico's rearview mirror pp. 10

Erwan Quintin

Regional update pp. 11

Priscilla Caputo and Jason Saving

2003, articles Jan

Region lags nation in education gains pp. 1-5

Lori Taylor

Slow but steady progress toward financial deregulation pp. 1, 6-9, 12

Mark Guzman

Beyond the border: Chilean accord extends U.S. free trade universe by one pp. 10

William Gruben and Sherry L. Kiser

Regional update pp. 11

Fiona Sigalla

2002, articles Nov

Texas economy stalled by recession pp. 1 - 8

John Thompson and Mine Yucel

The national economy: heading for a dip? pp. 9 - 12

Jim Dolmas

Have REIT's helped tame Texas real estate? pp. 13 - 18

John Thompson

Beyond the border: Texas exports finally pick up but have far to go pp. 19

William Gruben

2002, articles Sep

Is Mexico ready to roar? pp. 1-4

Erwan Quintin

Welfare reform revisited pp. 1, 5-8

Jason Saving

Beyond the border: the politics of Brazil's financial troubles pp. 9-10

William Gruben and Erwan Quintin

2002, articles Jul

Seeding technology with defense dollars pp. 1 - 5

W. Michael Cox

Insurance: a risk to the economy ? pp. 6 - 8

Fiona Sigalla

Beyond the border: Latin American market reforms put to the test pp. 9 -10

Sherry L. Kiser and Carlos Zarazaga

2002, articles May

Growth on the border or bordering on growth ? pp. 1 - 8

Anna L. Berman and Pia Orrenius

A dose of market discipline: the new education initiatives pp. 9 - 12

Lori Taylor

Beyond the border: China's growing economic influence in East Asia after WTO pp. 13 - 14

Dong Fu and Jahyeong Koo

2002, articles Mar

The euro cash changeover pp. 1-5

Mark Wynne

The economic impact of biotechnology pp. 1, 6-10, 20

John Duca, John Thompson and Mine Yucel

New economy, new recession pp. 11-16

Evan Koenig, Thomas Siems and Mark Wynne

Beyond the border: Venezuela addresses economic stress pp. 17-18

William Gruben and Sherry L. Kiser

Regional update pp. 19

Lori Taylor

2002, articles Jan

The unsinkable Texas economy takes on water pp. 1-5

Fiona Sigalla

The federal budget: what a difference a year makes pp. 1, 6-10

Alan Viard

Is telecom disconnected or just on hold? pp. 11-16

John Thompson

Financial globalization: manna or menace? The case of Mexican banking pp. 17-19

Robert V. Bubel and Ed Skelton