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• Global Perspectives with Mervyn King

  Mervyn King, former governor of the Bank of England, discussed issues facing the nation and the global economy.

  11/16/2016Dallas Fed

• Border Economics, Development and Entrepreneurship Symposium BEDES 2016

  11/09/2016McAllen, TX

• Vistas from Texas: An Economic Outlook

  11/04/2016Dallas Fed

• Conference on International Economics

  This conference, held Oct. 7-8, 2016 in Dallas, was co-sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and University of Houston

  10/07/2016Dallas Fed

• Global Perspectives with Robert E. Rubin

  Robert E. Rubin, former secretary of the Treasury, discussed issues facing the nation and the global economy.

  10/06/2016Dallas Fed

• Global Perspectives with Lawrence H. Summers

  Lawrence H. Summers discussed national and global economic issues, as well as Federal Reserve monetary policy. Summers is Harvard University president emeritus, a Charles W. Eliot University professor and former secretary of the Treasury.

  09/27/2016Houston Branch

• Global Perspectives with Nitin Nohria

  Nitin Nohria, dean of Harvard Business School, discussed issues facing the nation and the global economy.

  06/20/2016Dallas Fed

• The Political Economy of Texas–Mexico: Common Bonds, Shared Challenges

  04/07/2016Southern Methodist University

• Global Perspectives with Hank Paulson

  Hank Paulson, chairman of the Paulson Institute, discussed the transformation of China, the challenges of being a CEO in the 21st century and the fiscal challenges confronting the U.S.

  03/16/2016Dallas Fed

• Global Perspectives with Agustín Carstens and Stephen S. Poloz

  Agustín Carstens, governor of Banco de México, and Stephen S. Poloz, governor of Bank of Canada, discussed the future of NAFTA and the challenges that low oil prices have created for North America.

  02/18/2016Dallas Fed