Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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President's perspective pp. 2-2: Robert S. Kaplan
Texas health coverage lags as Medicaid expands in U.S pp. 3-7: Sarah Greer and Jason Saving
On the record: Texas banking legend shares lessons learned pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Texas ports stay busy as trade values fall along Gulf, rise inland pp. 10-13: Jesse Thompson
Newsworthy: housing, labor and energy pp. 14-14: Sarah Greer, Emily Gutierrez and Michael Weiss
Spotlight: Mexico Development Bank lending rises following financial reforms pp. 15-15: Michael Perez
OPEC likely to keep pumping despite budget woes of some members pp. 16-19: Navi Dhaliwal and Martin Stuermer
Snapshot: conference to consider Texas residential real estate amid oil slump pp. 20-20: Laila Assanie

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Robert S. Kaplan
Wage flexibility in Texas may ease impact of tighter monetary policy pp. 3-7: Anil Kumar
On the record: Greece's fiscal woes among issues hobbling euro zone rebound pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Mexico's four economies reflect regional differences, challenges pp. 10-13: Jesus Cañas and Emily Gutierrez
Noteworthy: education, taxation and income pp. 14-14: Sarah Greer, Emily Gutierrez and Michael Weiss
Spotlight: diversified Houston spared recession...so far pp. 15-15: Jesse Thompson
Texas maintains top exporter standing while its trade remains concentrated pp. 16-20: Janet Koech and Mark Wynne

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Helen E. Holcomb
Robust regional banking sector faces new economic hurdles pp. 3-7: Kelly Klemme and Ed Skelton
On the record: trade advocates, cattlemen have beef with meat labeling rules pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
ADP payroll processing data can provide early look at Texas job growth pp. 10-13: Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk
Noteworthy: income disparity, visas, energy pp. 14-14: Kristen Davis, Sarah Greer and Emily Gutierrez
Spotlight: Chinese slowdown restrains Texas exports pp. 15-15: Jack Wang
Snapshot: Texas growth conference series pp. 16-16: Amy Jordan

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas facing economic headwinds in 2015 pp. 3-7: Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk
On the record: immigrant legalization offers range of economic gains, some fiscal costs pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Lower oil prices weaken prospects for job, economic growth in Texas pp. 10-13: Michael Plante
Noteworthy: workforce, immigration and retirement pp. 14-14: Kristen Davis, Sarah Greer and Emily Gutierrez
Spotlight: incentives draw firms, but at what cost? pp. 15-15: Michael Weiss

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Richard W. Fisher
Single-family housing squeeze eases in Texas; multifamily soars pp. 3-7: Laila Assanie
On the record: bankers reengage in housing as purchasers confront budget-busting prices pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Producers, refiners view strategies to trim Texas' glut of ultralight condensate oil pp. 10-13: Jesse Thompson
Noteworthy: income, agriculture, health care pp. 14-14: Sarah Bindner, Kristen Shepard and Christopher Slijk
Spotlight: NAFTA at 20: shortcomings suggest trade agreement alone isn't enough pp. 15-15: Jesus Cañas and Pia Orrenius

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Richard W. Fisher
Budget balancing act: health and education stretch Texas resources pp. 3-7: Jason Saving
On the record: south Texas county hopes to see lasting gains from Eagle Ford Shale oil boom pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Noteworthy: child migration, energy, business climate pp. 10-10: Sarah Bindner, Chelsea LeHew and Kristen Shepard
Cities look to regenerate activity at old malls pp. 11-11: Michael Weiss
Mexico's new banking measures aim to increase credit, transparency pp. 12-16: Ed Skelton

President's perspective pp. 2-2: Richard W. Fisher
Strength of economy, limited benefit eligibility in Texas curb long-term unemployment rate pp. 3-20: Anil Kumar
On the record: Texas students often lack skills, financial knowledge for college success pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Banking recovery could be vulnerable to interest rate increases pp. 10-13: Kenneth Robinson
Noteworthy: agriculture, Mexico, air traffic pp. 14-14: Anonymous
Spotlight: would a Texas central bank set rates higher? pp. 15-15: Janet Koech and Mark Wynne
Reforma Energética: Mexico takes first steps to overhaul oil industry pp. 16-19: Jesus Cañas and Michael Plante

President's perspective pp. 1-1: Richard W. Fisher
Texas to remain a top state for job growth in 2014 pp. 3-7: Keith Phillips and Christopher Slijk
On the record: Federal Reserve historian seeks to expand access to central bank records pp. 8-9: Michael Weiss
Texas leads nation in creation of jobs at all pay levels pp. 10-13: Melissa LoPalo and Pia Orrenius
Noteworthy: energy, health insurance, federal taxes pp. 14-14: Anonymous
Spotlight: health coverage misses many in DFW, Texas pp. 15-15: Jason Saving and Michael Weiss
Snapshot: two conferences to mark Dallas Fed Centennial pp. 16-16: Michael Weiss