The Texas, New Mexico and Louisiana economies are constantly changing. The information and data the Dallas Fed publishes in Southwest Economy can help keep you current with agriculture, banking, energy, high technology, manufacturing and international trade in this region. Bimonthly.

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1993 Issues

November/December1993

• Candace, Ryan and Free Trade
  Robert D. McTeer
• The Benefits of NAFTA for Jobs, Wages and the Future of America
  Lucinda Vargas, John H. Welch, William C. Gruben, Gerald P. O'Driscoll, W. Michael Cox
• The Facts About NAFTA
  David M. Gould

September/October1993

• NAFTA: Capstone and Cornerstone
  Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr, William C. Gruben, John H. Welch
• Have Texas Banks Fullly Recovered?
  Kevin J. Yeats

July/August 1993

• Reassessing Texas Employment Growth
  Franklin D. Berger and Keith Phillips
• Controlling Inflaltion: A Historical Perspective
  Kenneth M. Emery
• Interpreting Central Bank Independence in Mexico
  William C. Gruben and John Welch
• The Btu Tax: Effects on Energy Markets and the Southwest
  Stephen Brown

Special Issue/June 1993

• Monitoring Money: Should Bond Funds Be Added to M2?
  John V. Duca

May/June 1993

• Price Stability and Economic Growth
  Mark A. Wynne
• The Uneven Distribution of Health Insurance
  Beverly Fox, Lori L. Taylor, Mine Yücel

March/April 1993

• The U.S. Economy: A Brighter Outlook After a Bumpy Ride
  Joseph Haslag, Harvey Rosenblum
• Southwest's Economic Growth to Exceed Nation's
  Stephen P.A. Brown, Robert T. Clair, D'Ann Petersen, Keith R. Phillips, Harvey Rosenblum, Mine K. Yücel

January/February 1993

• How Big Is the Deficit, Really?
  W. Michael Cox
• Blue-Collar Outlook Not so Blue in Texas
  Keith R. Phillips, Kelly A. Whelan