Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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TN Visas: a stepping stone toward a NAFTA labor market pp. 1-4: Pia Orrenius and Daniel Streitfeld
Full steam ahead for Texas ports pp. 3-6: Jose Lopez and Keith Phillips
Spotlight: Shreveport-Bossier City Louisiana metro prospers with diversified economy pp. 7: Laila Assanie and Bryan Macktinger
On the record: an appreciation of Milton Friedman, champion of economic freedom pp. 8-9: Richard W. Fisher
Regional update: Texas job growth still strong despite slowdown in housing pp. 15: Fiona Sigalla

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Incubating microfinance: the Texas border experience pp. 3-7: Laila Assanie and Raghav Virmani
Charting the course for RFID: a conversation with Julie England pp. 8-9: Anonymous
North Texas income dip may reflect decline in education pp. 10: Anna L. Berman and Pia Orrenius
NAFTA, trade diversion and Mexico's textiles and apparel boom and bust pp. 11-13: William Gruben
Regional update: high energy prices spur economy despite growing labor shortages pp. 15: Mine Yucel

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Midyear update: major metros driving Texas expansion pp. 3-7: D'Ann Petersen
Making sense of high oil prices - a conversation with Stephen P.A. Brown pp. 8-9: Stephen Brown
Law firms go global: taking Texas talent to a worldwide market pp. 10: Richard Alm
Banking on Basel: an alternative for capital requirements pp. 11-13, 16: Kory Killgo and Kenneth Robinson
Regional update: Texas midyear report favorable pp. 15: Laila Assanie

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas housing: a boom with no bubble? pp. 3-7: D'Ann Petersen
Globalization and public policy: a conversation with W. Michael Cox pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Wages: two views on how Texans are doing pp. 10: Anna L. Berman and Pia Orrenius
Border benefits from Mexican shoppers pp. 11-13: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Keith Phillips
Noteworthy: Texas economy: new data show output grew 4.3 percent in 2005 pp. 14: Anonymous
Noteworthy: Energy - drilling activity responds to high prices pp. 14: Anonymous
Noteworthy: Manufacturing - survey finds sector strong, optimistic pp. 14: Anonymous
Regional update: Texas still enjoying economic health pp. 15: Fiona Sigalla

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Did NAFTA spur Texas exports? pp. 3-7: Anil Kumar
A conversation with Pia Orrenius: the economics of immigration pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Texas manufacturing - factories still matter in much of state pp. 10: Franklin Berger and Fiona Sigalla
Dynamic growth in the Rio Grande Valley pp. 11-13, 16: Jose Lopez
Noteworthy: Texas jobs, agriculture, defense pp. 14: Anonymous
Regional update: Texas economy on solid footing pp. 15: D'Ann Petersen

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas economy shifts into higher gear pp. 3-7: Fiona Sigalla
A conversation with Harvey Rosenblum -- The Fed's changing of the guard pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Texas exports taking top spot in selling overseas pp. 10: Fiona Sigalla
U.S., Mexico deepen economic ties pp. 11-13, 16: Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer
Noteworthy pp. 14: Anonymous
Regional update: Texas metros contribute to 2005 job growth pp. 15: D'Ann Petersen

Opting out of work: what's behind the decline in labor force participation? pp. 1-8: Helen McEwen, Pia Orrenius and Mark Wynne
The national economic outlook: continued growth likely pp. 1, 9-13: Evan Koenig and Keith Phillips
A new barometer for the Texas economy pp. 14-16: Franklin Berger, Thomas Fomby, Keith Phillips and Fiona Sigalla
Getting a jump on Texas employment revisions pp. 17,20: Franklin Berger and Fiona Sigalla
Yuan diplomacy: China, Taiwan vie in Latin American trade pp. 18: William Gruben
Regional update pp. 19: Fiona Sigalla

Has the housing boom increased mortgage risk? pp. 1-6: Jeffery W. Gunther and Robert Moore
Making sense of elevated housing prices pp. 1, 7-13: John Duca
Financial crises: still a mystery pp. 14-15: Felipe Meza and Erwan Quintin
Mexican GDP falls but no one notices pp. 15-16: Franklin Berger

Globalization and monetary policy pp. 1-8: Mark Wynne
Natural gas pricing: do oil prices still matter? pp. 9-11: Stephen Brown
European economic integration: a conflict of visions pp. 1, 12-15: Jason Saving
Foreign exchange policy and banking reform in China pp. 16-18: Dong Fu
Regional update pp. 19: Raghav Virmani

Dallas Fed introduces business-cycle indexes for Texas metros pp. 1-3: Keith Phillips
A fitter, trimmer core inflation measure pp. 1, 4-9: Jim Dolmas
Texas finding growth in seeming disadvantage pp. 10-13: Stephen Brown and Raghav Virmani
Mexico emerges from 10-year credit slump pp. 14-18: Robert V. Bubel and Ed Skelton
Regional update pp. 19: Kristen Hamden

Empty spaces: are Texas office markets on the road to recovery? pp. 1-6: D'Ann Petersen
Supply chain management: the science of better, faster, cheaper pp. 1, 7-12: Thomas Siems
Domestic policy no match for trade stance of Central American countries pp. 13-14, 16: William Gruben
Regional update pp. 15: Raghav Virmani

Don't mess with Texas pp. 1-7: Fiona Sigalla
Social Security and Medicare: no free lunch pp. 1, 8-12: Jason Saving and Alan Viard
Where IT's @: technology and the economy pp. 13-16: Thomas Siems and Mine Yucel
Russia's churn: so far along, so far to go pp. 17-19: Julia Kedrova