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Print-Friendly Version2005 Southwest Economy Archives

Southwest Economy

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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2005 Issues

Issue 6, November/December 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Opting Out of Work: What's Behind the Decline in Labor Force Participation?
    Helen McEwen, Pia Orrenius and Mark Wynne
    Text | PDF
     
  • The National Economic Outlook: Continued Growth Likely
    Evan F. Koenig and Keith R. Phillips
    Text | PDF | Appendix PDF
     
  • A New Barometer for the Texas Economy
    Fiona Sigalla, Franklin D. Berger, Thomas B. Fomby and Keith R. Phillips
    Text | PDF
     
  • Getting a Jump on Texas Employment Revisions
    Franklin D. Berger and Fiona Sigalla
    Text | PDF
     
  • Yuan Diplomacy: China, Taiwan Vie in Latin American Trade Arena
    William C. Gruben
    Text | PDF | Spanish
     
  • Regional Update
    Fiona Sigalla
    Text | PDF

Issue 5, September/October 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Has the Housing Boom Increased Mortgage Risk?
    Jeffery W. Gunther and Robert R. Moore
    Text | PDF
     
  • Making Sense of Elevated Housing Prices
    John V. Duca
    Text | PDF
     
  • Financial Crises: Still a Mystery
    Felipe Meza and Erwan Quintin
    Text | PDF | Spanish
     
  • Mexican GDP Falls but No One Notices
    Franklin D. Berger
    Text | PDF

Issue 4, July/August 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Globalization and Monetary Policy
    Mark A. Wynne
    Text | PDF
     
  • European Economic Integration: A Conflict of Visions
    Jason L. Saving
    Text | PDF
     
  • Natural Gas Pricing: Do Oil Prices Still Matter?
    Stephen P. A. Brown
    Text | PDF
     
  • Foreign Exchange Policy and Banking Reform in China
    Dong Fu
    Text | PDF
     
  • Regional Update
    Raghav Virmani
    Text | PDF

Issue 3, May/June 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Dallas Fed Introduces Business-Cycle Indexes for Texas Metros
    Keith R. Phillips
    Text | PDF
     
  • A Fitter, Trimmer Core Inflation Measure
    Jim Dolmas
    Text | PDF
     
  • Texas Finding Growth in Seeming Disadvantage
    Raghav Virmani and Stephen P. A. Brown
    Text | PDF
     
  • Mexico Emerges from 10-Year Credit Slump
    Robert B. Bubel and Edward C. Skelton
    Text | PDF | Spanish
     
  • Regional Update
    Kristen Hamden
    Text | PDF

Issue 2, March/April 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Empty Spaces: Are Texas Office Markets on the Road to Recovery?
    D'Ann Petersen
    Text | PDF | Update
     
  • Supply Chain Management: The Science of Better, Faster, Cheaper
    Thomas F. Siems
    Text | PDF
     
  • Domestic Policy No Match for Trade Stance of Central American Countries
    William C. Gruben
    Text | PDF | Spanish
     
  • Regional Update
    Raghav Virmani
    Text | PDF

Issue 1, January/February 2005
Complete issue PDF

  • Don't Mess with Texas
    Fiona Sigalla
    Text | PDF
     
  • Social Security and Medicare: No Free Lunch
    Jason L. Saving and Alan D. Viard
    Text | PDF
     
  • Where IT's @: Technology and the Economy
    Thomas F. Siems and Mine K. Yücel
    Text | PDF
     
  • Russia's Churn: So Far Along, So Far to Go
    Julia Kedrova
    Text | PDF
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