Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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The new paradigm in Europe: is Goldilocks going global? No 5, 6 pages: John Thompson and Mark Wynne

Oil prices and the economy pp. 1-6: Stephen Brown and Mine Yucel
A common currency for the Americas? pp. 1, 7-10: Sherry L. Kiser
Some pleasant economic side effects pp. 7-9: W. Michael Cox and Jason Saving
US-China trade relations: the best of both worlds pp. 10: William Gruben

The second great migration: economic and policy implications pp. 1-8: Pia Orrenius and Alan Viard
The 1990s inflation puzzle pp. 9-14: Harvey Rosenblum

'Net interest' grows as banks rush online pp. 1-5: Karen Couch and Donna L. Parker
Capital in and out of China pp. 10, 12: Dong Fu
Firm churn on Main Street and Wall Street pp. 6-9: John Duca

The unsinkable Texas economy pp. 1-5: Keith Phillips
Productivity, the stock market and monetary policy in the new economy pp. 6-9, 12: Evan Koenig
Trade, WTO and the environment pp. 10: William Gruben

The binational importance of the maquiladora industry pp. 1-5: Lucinda Vargas
The binational importance eof the maquiladora industry pp. 1-5: Lucinda Vargas
America's trade deficit: the latest false alarm pp. 6-7: Richard Alm and W. Michael Cox
Speeding up the broadband wagon pp. 8-9: Meredith Walker
Can Mexico weather its next election cycle? pp. 10-14: David Gould
Regional update pp. 15: Mine Yucel

The economics of prosperity: a Texas tale pp. 1-4: Lori Taylor
Where have all the savings gone? pp. 5-9: Robert L. Formaini and Richard B. McKenzie
The world's newest currency pp. 10: Mark Wynne
Regional update: Focus on the energy industry pp. 11: Lori Taylor

Biotech bonanza: prospects for Texas pp. 1-7: Meredith Walker
The minimum wage debate: always off course pp. 8-13: Richard B. McKenzie
Hey, Mr. Greenspan, can you spare a dollar? pp. 14: William Gruben and Sherry L. Kiser
Regional update pp. 15: Fiona Sigalla

Can low oil prices cripple the Texas banking system? pp. 1-7: Harvey Rosenblum
Redlining or red herring? pp. 8-13: Jeffery W. Gunther, Kelly Klemme and Kenneth Robinson
China deflates despite growth pp. 14: Dong Fu
Regional update pp. 15: Sheila Dolmas

Would a research tax credit be a good investment for Texas? pp. 1-7: Fiona Sigalla and Alan Viard
A fresh look at the national economy pp. 8-12: John Duca and Evan Koenig
Brazil: the first financial crisis of 1999 pp. 13-14: William Gruben and Sherry L. Kiser
Regional update pp. 15: Sheila Dolmas

Texas and outlook pp. 1-5: Stephen Brown, Fiona Sigalla, Lori Taylor and Mine Yucel
Do international financial crises defy diagnosis? pp. 10, 12: Carlos Zarazaga
The churn among firms pp. 6-9: Richard Alm and W. Michael Cox
Regional update pp. 11: Lori Taylor

Telecom in North Texas: A case study in agglomeration pp. 1-4, 12: Marci Rossell and Meredith Walker
Is unemployment too low? How welfare reform and technology are creating a new employment standard pp. 5-8: Jason Saving
Is umemployment too low? How welfare reform and technology are creating a new employment standard pp. 5-8: Jason Saving
Beyond the border: Europe - risk and reward under monetary unification pp. 9-10: Justin Marion
Regional update pp. 11: Sheila Dolmas

Immigration and the economy--Part II pp. 1-4, 12: Beverly J. Fox Kellam and Lucinda Vargas
Grading TIPS: an \\"I\\" for incomplete pp. 5-8: Joseph Haslag
Beyond the border: Border bottlenecks hamper trade pp. 9-11: Jay Campbell and Keith Phillips
Regional update pp. 11: Mine Yucel

Immigration and the economy--Part I pp. 1-6: Beverly J. Fox Kellam and Lucinda Vargas
What's new about the new economy?: some lessons from the current expansion pp. 7-11: Evan Koenig
Beyond the border: Latin American central banking pp. 12-13: David Gould and Justin Marion
Regional update pp. 14-15: Mine Yucel

Electricity deregulation likely to benefit consumers: later, if not sooner pp. 1-5: Stephen Brown and Sheila Dolmas
The new labor paradigm: more market-responsive rules of work and pay pp. 6-8, 12: John Duca
Beyond the border: Financial crisis and structural reform plans in Korea pp. 9: Jahyeong Koo
Regional update pp. 10-11: Ricardo Llaudes

What does the Asian crisis mean to the U.S. economy? pp. 1-6, 8: John Duca, David Gould and Lori Taylor
Regional update pp. 7: John Benedetto

The Texas economy beats expectations pp. 1-5: Sheila Dolmas and Mine Yucel
The 1997 Texas economy beats expectations pp. 1-5: Sheila Dolmas and Mine Yucel
Regional roundup pp. 6-7: Fiona Sigalla
Counting our chickens pp. 8-12: Robert L. Formaini
Beyond the border: the Asian meltdown pp. 13-14: William Gruben
Regional update pp. 15: Justin Marion