Texas economy shakes off rough ride in 2009

Laila Assanie and Pia Orrenius

Southwest Economy, 2010, issue Q1, No 1, 3-7, 16

Abstract: While conditions remain weak, it appears that the Texas economy is on a steadier course after a rough ride last year. Recent economic data and anecdotal evidence suggest the worst of the state's economic woes may be over. Activity is growing in several sectors. The state maintains its traditional advantages--relatively low living costs, modest taxes, a central location and an attractive business climate. Barring further setbacks, the Texas economy should pick up steam in 2010 and beyond.

Keywords: Economic indicators; Economic conditions - Texas; Global financial crisis; Recessions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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