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U.S. Economy: Navigating a Sea of Change
A Conference for Bankers
June 11, 2009
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
The U.S. economy currently faces challenges on many fronts. This one-day conference examined the financial crisis that began in subprime mortgages and rapidly spread through the U.S. and world economies. It considered financial globalization's impact on facilitating the crisis and the need for policy changes. The impact on our regional economy and timely policy issues such as immigration was also addressed.
Specific topics included:
- Making Sense of the Housing and Financial Crisis and Its Impact on the Economy
- Financial Globalization
- Immigration in Times of Recession
- A Look at Our Regional Economy
- Are Financial Bubbles Preventable? Examining Regulatory Reform
Date and Time
- Thursday, June 11
10 a.m.–3 p.m.
Location
- Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
2200 N. Pearl St.
Dallas, TX 75201
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Program
Presentations
- John Duca
Vice President
- Bill Gilmer
Vice President in Charge
El Paso Branch
- Jeffery Gunther
Assistant Vice President and Senior Economist
- Pia Orrenius
Senior Economist and Policy Advisor
- Mark Wynne
Vice President
Director, Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute
Luncheon Address
- The Current State of the U.S. Economy
Harvey Rosenblum
Executive Vice President and Director of Research
All speakers are from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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