Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Why Texas feels less subprime stress than U.S pp. 3-6, 16: Anil Kumar
Spotlight: unemployment trends: less-educated workers hit hard in housing bust pp. 7: Michael Nicholson and Pia Orrenius
On the record: working our way through the financial crisis: a conversation with Richard W. Fisher pp. 8-9: Richard W. Fisher
How much will the global financial storm hurt Mexico? pp. 10-13: Erwan Quintin and Ed Skelton
Noteworthy: Texas high tech: feeling the bite of the U.S. recession pp. 14: Michael Nicholson
Noteworthy: energy: oil, gasoline price spikes unlikely in 2009 pp. 14: Jackson Thies
Noteworthy: transportation: Texas highway investment falls short pp. 14: Michelle Hahn
Regional update: U.S. slowdown reaches Texas pp. 15: Michael Nicholson and Keith Phillips

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
New Dallas Fed indicator tracks Texas retail sales pp. 3-4, 16: Jesus Cañas and Keith Phillips
Noteworthy: hurricane season, venture capital, exports pp. 5: Michael Nicholson, Jessica Renier and Jackson Thies
Spotlight: commercial real estate investment pp. 6-7: Laila Assanie and D'Ann Petersen
On the record: making sense of today's globalized economy pp. 8-9: Charles Engel
Labor markets in turbulent times: some evidence from Mexico pp. 10-14: Sangeeta Pratap and Erwan Quintin
Regional update: outside forces still sapping Texas economy's vitality pp. 15: Michael Nicholson

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Higher minimum wage looms large in Texas pp. 3-7: Weihua Li, Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny
On the record: The art and science of measuring inflation: a conversation with Jim Dolmas pp. 8-9: Jim Dolmas
Texas economy feels national pinch pp. 10-13, 16: Laila Assanie and Raghav Virmani
Noteworthy: demographics, auto industry, Texas jobs pp. 14: Michael Nicholson and Jessica Renier
Spotlight: El Paso Medical School: New facility kindles hopes for well-paying jobs pp. 15: Roberto Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
A regional perspective on the \\"Great Moderation\\" pp. 3-6: Nicole Ball and Evan Koenig
Spotlight: Waco's economy: it's come a long way from cotton, Dr. Pepper pp. 7: Laila Assanie
On the record: putting people into economic policy: a conversation with Finn Kydland pp. 8-9: Finn Kydland
Mexican migrants stay in border comfort zone pp. 10-13: Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny
Noteworthy: Texas trade: air shipments up for imports, exports pp. 14: Michael Nicholson
Noteworthy: energy: new Texas LNG terminals put on hold pp. 14: Jessica Renier
Noteworthy: agriculture: Texas rice acreage grows with prices pp. 14: Jessica Renier
Regional update: Texas economy still slowing; energy, exports are bright spots pp. 15: Michael Nicholson and Jason Saving

Will new business tax dull Texas' competitive edge? pp. 3-6: Jason Saving
Spotlight: Midland and Odessa: Permian Basin cities ride oil boom again pp. 7: Robert W. Gilmer and Charles L. James
On the record: the dangers of complacency about risk: a conversation with Harvey Rosenblum pp. 8-9: Harvey Rosenblum
Is Texas overbanked? pp. 10-13: Kory Killgo
Noteworthy: energy: supply disruptions lead to spike in coal prices pp. 14: Amber C. McCullagh
Noteworthy: Texas economy: state ranks 4th in personal income growth pp. 14: Jessica Renier
Noteworthy: health care: hospital building boom under way in Texas pp. 14: Michael Nicholson
Regional update: Texas economy continues to cool pp. 15: Fiona Sigalla

Texas finds cover from U.S. economic storm pp. 3-7: Fiona Sigalla
On the record: delving more deeply into globalization pp. 8-9: Mark Wynne
Spotlight: border health care: booming industry creates jobs faster than state pp. 10: Keith Phillips and Armida Riojas
Hot housing market catching cold in Texas pp. 11-14: D'Ann Petersen

Revising the Texas index of leading indicators pp. 3-7: Jose Lopez and Keith Phillips
On the record: a conversation with Herb Kelleher pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Spotlight: temporary employment pp. 10: Raghav Virmani
Globalizing Texas: direct investment and business cycles pp. 11-13: Anil Kumar
Texas growth slows but remains healthy pp. 15: Michael Nicholson and Mine Yucel

Industry clusters shape Texas economy pp. 3-7: Laila Assanie and Mine Yucel
Taking stock of the District banking industry: a conversation with Bob Hankins pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Spotlight: Las Cruces, N.M -- well-balanced economy delivers solid growth pp. 10: Robert W. Gilmer
Globalizing Texas: exports and high-tech jobs pp. 11-14: Anil Kumar
Regional update: Texas economy weathering the storm pp. 15: Fiona Sigalla

Explaining the increase in remittances to Mexico pp. 3-7: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Pia Orrenius
The view from San Antonio: a conversation with Blake Hastings pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Regional labor force growth: mix of native, immigrant workers varies pp. 10: Michael Nicholson and Pia Orrenius
Banking industry evolution along the Texas-Mexico border pp. 11-13: Jose Joaquin Lopez and Keith Phillips
Regional Update: Texas economic growth downshifts pp. 15: Laila Assanie and D'Ann Petersen

Texas transitions to service economy pp. 3-7: D'Ann Petersen
The housing market, after the boom: a conversation with John V. Duca and D'Ann Petersen pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Maquiladora data: Mexican reform clouds view of key industry pp. 10: Jesus Cañas and Robert W. Gilmer
Bridging the Texas GDP gap pp. 11-13: Stephen Brown and Raghav Virmani
Regional update: Texas economy expanding at moderate pace pp. 15: Jason Saving

Maquiladora recovery: lessons for the future pp. 3-7: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer
Taking the pulse of biotech: a conversation with Nancy Chang pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Texas exports: markets grow faster beyond North America pp. 10: Anil Kumar and Raghav Virmani
Regional lending in a world of interstate banking pp. 11-13: Kenneth Robinson
Regional update: Texas metros drive state growth in 2006 pp. 15: Laila Assanie

The Texas economy: almost a boom pp. 3-7: Fiona Sigalla
The Mexican economy at a crossroads: a conversation with William C. Gruben and Erwan Quintin pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Texas venture capital: revived spending ends prolonged lull pp. 11: Anonymous
Made in Texas: the natural selection of manufacturing pp. 12-14, 16: Danielle DiMartino and Fiona Sigalla
The Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey: a tool for understanding the economy pp. 15: Franklin Berger, Thomas Fomby, Fiona Sigalla and Mine Yucel