Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Determining creditworthiness and Texas' case for a top rating pp. 3-7: Jason Saving
On the Record: Increased U.S. energy supply helps offset tight global conditions pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Brutal drought depresses agriculture, thwarting U.S. and Texas economies pp. 10-13: Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: Construction, compensation, pollution pp. 14: Anonymous
Spotlight: Dollar-sensitive Mexican shoppers boost Texas border retail activity pp. 15: Roberto Coronado and Keith Phillips
Booming shale gas production drives Texas petrochemical surge pp. 16-19: Jesse Thompson
Snapshot: Mexico's economic expansion slows pp. 20: Anonymous

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas housing market finally building a solid recovery pp. 3-7: D'Ann Petersen
On the Record: For-profit higher education attracts students, scrutiny pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Eleventh District savings and loans outperform industry nationwide pp. 10-13: Kenneth Robinson
Noteworthy: Employment, immigration and finance pp. 14: Anonymous
Spotlight: Gas tax trends drive highway funding shift pp. 15: Jason Saving and Michael Weiss
Mexican banks get ahead of new global capital standards pp. 16-19: Ed Skelton

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Oil boom in Eagle Ford Shale brings new wealth to South Texas pp. 3-7: Robert W. Gilmer, Raúl Hernandez and Keith Phillips
On the record: Georgia data quantify impact of undocumented workers pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Mexico resilient in 2011 amid global uncertainty and sluggish U.S. growth pp. 10-13: Jesus Cañas
Noteworthy: Texas tourism, banking, agriculture pp. 14: Anonymous
Spotlight: Shale oil exploration - Permian Basin booms as new techniques resurrect old sites pp. 15: Robert W. Gilmer and Jesse Thompson
Self-employment an option for workers who lose jobs in economic slowdowns pp. 16-19: Anil Kumar and Michael Weiss

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas economy moves from recovery to expansion pp. 3-7: Jesus Cañas and Keith Phillips
On the record: Benefits of a progressive consumption tax: a conversation with Alan D. Viard pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Limited English skills, relative youth contribute to Hispanic poverty rates pp. 10-13: Yingda Bi, Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny
Noteworthy: Agriculture, population growth, venture capital pp. 14: Anonymous
Spotlight: Health care reform: reducing ranks of uninsured Texans comes at a price pp. 15: Anonymous
Spotlight: Health care reform - reducing ranks of uninsured Texans comes at a price pp. 15-15: Yingda Bi

President's perspective pp. 1: Richard W. Fisher
States still feel recession's effects two years after downturn's end pp. 3-7: Jason Saving
On the record: Dodd–Frank: toward greater financial system stability: a conversation with Robert D. Hankins pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Private equity industry: Southwest firms draw on regional expertise pp. 10-13: Alex Musatov and Kenneth Robinson
Noteworthy: Personal income, record drought, defense spending pp. 14: Anonymous
Spotlight: Texas employment: gains aren’t simply a low-wage jobs story pp. 15: Yingda Bi and Pia Orrenius

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Breaking out of recession: gauging Texas’ response to Fed stimulus pp. 3-7: David Luttrell and Harvey Rosenblum
On the record: Shifting from world population explosion to global aging: a conversation with Joseph Chamie pp. 8-10: Anonymous
Mexico rides global recovery but still faces hurdles pp. 11-13, 20: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer
Noteworthy: Education, oil prices, Texas agriculture pp. 14: D'Ann Petersen
Spotlight: Mexican financial market: new instruments, rules boost capital investment pp. 15: Ed Skelton
Underemployment poses long-term financial risk to more workers pp. 16-19: Anil Kumar and Michael Weiss

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas housing on bumpy road after stimulus effects fade pp. 3-7: D'Ann Petersen and Adam Swadley
On the record: Mexico's economic reforms propel postrecession rebound: a conversation with Banco de México's Governor Agustín Carstens pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Bank profits rebound as loss set-asides ease pp. 10-13: Kelly Klemme and Kenneth Robinson
Noteworthy: Demographics, natural gas, electric power pp. 14: Pia Orrenius
Spotlight: Texas service sector outlook survey completing the regional economic picture pp. 15: Jesus Cañas and Emily Kerr
Sizing up nanoelectronics: gauging the potential for new productivity wave pp. 16-19: Keith Phillips, Adam Swadley, Jackson Thies and Mine Yucel

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas economy to ride higher in the saddle in 2011 pp. 3-7: Emily Kerr and Keith Phillips
On the record: PISA results shed new light on U.S. education debate: a conversation with Lori Taylor pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Oil and gas rises again in a diversified Texas pp. 10-13: Jackson Thies and Mine Yucel
Noteworthy: New Texans, Mexican population, higher education pp. 14: Jason Saving
Spotlight: Educational opportunity: Does low-income housing tax credit hurt nearby schools? pp. 15: Wenhua Di and James Murdoch
Trade conference explores U.S.–Mexico 'common bonds' pp. 16-19: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer