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.

Past Southwest Economy Issues 

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1994 Issues

Issue 5, 1994

• U.S. Economic Forecast Calls for Slightly Slower Growth
  Joseph Haslag
• Southwest Expansion to Continue in 1995
  Keith R. Phillips

Issue 4, 1994

• From Baby Boom to Housing Bust?
  D'Ann Petersen
• Risky Business: Clearing Checks During Banking Crises
  Robert T. Clair, Joanna Kolson, Ken Robinson

Issue 3, 1994

• Is There an Output—Inflation Trade-Off?
  Evan F. Koenig, Mark A. Wynne
• Help Wanted: A Look at America's Changing Job Market
  W. Michael Cox

Issue 2, 1994

• Is GATT a Good Deal?
  Robert D. McTeer, Jr.
• The Benefits of GATT for the U.S. and World Economies
  A roundtable discussion by Dallas Fed economists
• Agriculture: Key to the Uruguay Round
  Fiona Sigalla

Issue 1, 1994

• Investment and Housing Drive 1994 Growth
  Kenneth Emery
• So What If GATT Isn't NAFTA?
  William C. Gruben
• Southwest Outlook Brighter in 1994
  Mine K. Yücel, Beverly Fox, Stephen P. A. Brown, William C. Gruben, D'Ann Petersen, Keith R. Phillips, Fiona Sigalla, Lori L. Taylor