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1989 Issues

Issue 6, November 1989

• Energy and the Southwest Economy
  Keith R. Phillips
• Beef Prices Expected to Fall with Herd Rebuilding
  Fiona Sigalla
• The Regional Implications of a National Economic Slowdown
  Harvey Rosenblum
  

Issue 5, September 1989

• Trade Protection: Its Effect on the Southwest
  Linda Hunter
  
• Extreme Weather Hurts Southwest Agriculture
  Fiona Sigalla
• Education and the Reindustrialization of the Texas Economy
  W. Michael Cox

Issue 4, July 1989

• The Southwest Economy Is Picking Up Steam
  Lea Anderson
  

Issue 3, May 1989

• Maquiladoras and the Southwest Economy
  William C. Gruben
  
• Economic Commentary
  Robert Boykin
• The 1989 Drought: An Update
  Fiona Sigalla

Issue 2, March 1989

• The 1989 Drought: A Risk to Texas Farmers
  Fiona Sigalla and Hilary Smith
• 1989 Economic Outlook
  Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.
• Texas Manufacturing in Recovery
  Franklin D. Berger and Lea Anderson
  

Issue 1, January 1989

• Credit Shortage Slows Texas Recovery
  Robert T. Clair
• Deposit Insurance and the Credit Shortage in Texas
  Harvey Rosenblum
• Eleventh District Agricultural Land Values Turn Around At Last
  Hilary Smith