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1990 Issues

Issue 6, November 1990

• Oil Prices and the Economic Outlook
  Harvey Rosenblum
  Stephen Brown
  Evan Koenig
  Keith Phillips
  Mine K. Yücel
• School Finance Reform: An Update
  Kathy J. Hayes
  Daniel J. Slottje
  Lori L. Taylor

Issue 5, September 1990

• A Closer Look at the Southwest Recovery
  -Harvey Rosenblum
  William C. Gruben
  Keith R. Phillips
  Fiona Sigalla
  
• Oil Prices and Drilling Show Strength
  Mine K. Yücel
• The Texas Credit Crunch
  Harvey Rosenblum

Issue 4, July 1990

• Mexico Is Making Economic Progress Despite Problems
  WiIliam C. Gruben
  
• Heavy Rain Helps, Hurts Southwest Agriculture
  Fiona Sigalla
• Deposit Insurance Reform
  Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Issue 3, May 1990

• School Finance Reform in Texas
  Lori L. Taylor
  
• Challenges for Southwestern Financial Institutions: Resolution and Beyond
  Genie Short
• China in Texas' Top 10 Export Markets
  David Hanna

Issue 2, March 1990

• Economic Outlook for the Southwest
  Evan F. Koenig
• National Economic Outlook: Slow Growth Likely
  Stephen P.A. Brown
  William C. Gruben
  Keith R. Phillips
  Fiona Sigalla
  Lori L. Taylor
  Paula K. Tucker
  Mine K. Yücel
  

Issue 1, January 1990

• Money: Its Effect on the Southwest Economy
  Cara S. Lown and D'Ann M. 0zment
• Improving Education: The Role for Business
  William H. Wallace
• South Texas Drought Remains Severe
  Fiona Sigalla