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Location, Location, Location: A Look at Our Regional Economies
Evening at the Fed: Dinner and Discussion for High School Teachers
El Paso — December 2
Houston – December 4
Dallas – December 9
San Antonio – December 10
5:30 to 8 p.m.
(includes dinner)
Dallas, El Paso, Houston and San Antonio have hallmark industries that define the local economy: oil production, oil refining and the port in Houston; banking, insurance, wholesale trade and regional distribution in Dallas; tourism, Mexico-oriented distribution and agriculture in San Antonio; and maquiladoras and the military in El Paso. The broad economic forces currently moving through the larger economy carry different implications for each of the regions. These dinner meetings focused on the how and why of changing local economic conditions.
Featured Speakers
- Bill Gilmer—Vice President and Senior Economist
- Keith Phillips—Senior Economist and Policy Advisor
Fast Facts
Locations and Dates
- El Paso, December 2, 2008
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas,
El Paso Branch
301 E. Main St., El Paso, TX 79901
- Presentation: El Paso Economy: Not Immune to Growing U.S. Pain
- Houston, December 4, 2008
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas,
Houston Branch
1801 Allen Parkway, Houston, TX 77019
- Presentation: Houston: Foundations and Current Performance
- Dallas, December 9, 2008
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2200 N. Pearl St., Dallas, TX 75201
- Presentation: Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex: Economic Headwinds Build Rapidly
- San Antonio, December 10, 2008
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas,
San Antonio Branch
126 E. Nueva St., San Antonio, TX 78204
- Presentation: A Perspective on Income and Job Growth in San Antonio
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Credit
- Certificates for professional development credit hours will be available.
More information
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Elizabeth Waddle
Phone (800) 333-4460, ext. 25276
E-mail
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