Articles on Globalization in Dallas Fed Publications

• "Brexit Through the Gift Shop: No Refunds," Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi, Economic Letter, December 2017.
• "Global and National Shocks Explain a Large Share of State Job Growth," Alexander Chudik, Janet Koech and Mark A. Wynne, Economic Letter, October 2017.
• "U.S. Productivity Growth Flowing Downstream," Michael Sposi and Kelvinder Virdi, Economic Letter, October 2016.
• "Risk, Uncertainty Separately Cloud Global Growth Forecasting," Alexander Chudik, Enrique Martínez-García and Valerie Grossman, Economic Letter, July 2016.
• "Global Demographic Trends Shape Policy Environment," Mark A. Wynne, Economic Letter, July 2016.
• Impact of Chinese Slowdown on U.S. No Longer Negligible," Alexander Chudik and Arthur Hinojosa, Economic Letter, May 2016.
• "Stock Market Provides Imperfect View of Real U.S. Economy," Julieta Yung, Economic Letter, May 2016.
• "Consequences of the Euro: Monetary Union, Economic Disunion?," Enrique Martínez-García and Valerie Grossman, Economic Letter, April 2016.
• "Emerging-Market Debtor Nations Likely to Follow Fed Rate Boosts," J. Scott Davis, Economic Letter, March 2016.
• "Cheaper Crude Oil Affects Consumer Prices Unevenly," Alexander Chudik and Janet Koech, Economic Letter, December 2015.
• "Long View of China Suggests Inevitable Slowdown," Anton Cheremukhin, Economic Letter, October 2015.
• "Foreign Direct Investment: Financial Benefits Could Surpass Gains in Technology," Jian Wang, Janet Koech and Xiao Wang, Economic Letter, October 2015.
• "A Real Appreciation for Recent Exchange-Rate Movements," Kuhu Parasrampuria and Michael Sposi, Economic Letter, June 2015.
• "Investment Enhances Emerging Economies' Living Standards," Enrique Martínez-García, Economic Letter, April 2015.
• "External Debt Sheds Light on Drivers of Exchange Rate Fluctuations," J. Scott Davis, Economic Letter, April 2015.
• "International Migration Remains the Last Frontier of Globalization," Mark A. Wynne, Economic Letter, March 2015.
• "Current Account Surplus May Damp the Effects of China’s Credit Boom," J. Scott Davis, Adrienne Mack, Wesley Phoa and Anne Vandenabeele, Economic Letter, January 2015.
• "Deindustrialization Redeploys Workers to Growing Service Sector," Michael Sposi and Valerie Grossman, Economic Letter, September 2014.
• "China's Sputtering Housing Boom Poses Broad Economic Challenge," Janet Koech and Jian Wang, Economic Letter, August 2014.
• "Central Bank Transparency Anchors Inflation Expectations," J. Scott Davis, Adrienne Mack and Mark A. Wynne, Economic Letter, April 2014.
• "The Euro and Global Turbulence: Member Countries Gain Stability," Matthieu Bussière, Alexander Chudik and Giulia Sestieri, Economic Letter, December 2013.
• "Sovereign Wealth Funds Allow Countries to Invest for More Than the Long Term," Alex Musatov and Josh Zorsky, Economic Letter, October 2013.
• "Asia Recalls 1997 Crisis as Investors Await Fed Tapering," Janet Koech, Helena Shi and Jian Wang, Economic Letter, October 2013.
• "Economic Shocks Reverberate in World of Interconnected Trade Ties," Matthieu Bussière, Alexander Chudik and Giulia Sestieri, Economic Letter, July 2013.
• "Value-Added Data Recast the U.S.–China Trade Deficit," Michael Sposi and Janet Koech, Economic Letter, July 2013.
• "Technological Progress Is Key to Improving World Living Standards," Enrique Martínez-García, Economic Letter, June 2013.
• "Inflation Expectations Have Become More Anchored Over Time ," J. Scott Davis, Economic Letter, December 2012.
• "Bringing Banking to the Masses, One Phone at a Time ," Janet Koech, Economic Letter, October 2012.
• "China's One-Size-Fits-All Monetary Policy: Europe and the U.S." Mark A. Wynne and Janet Koech Economic Letter, September 2012.
• "China's Slowdown May Be Worse Than Official Data Suggest," Janet Koech and Jian Wang, Economic Letter, August 2012.
• "Real-Time Historical Dataset Enhances Accuracy of Economic Analyses" Adriana Z. Fernandez, Evan F. Koenig and Alex Nikolsko-Rzhevskyy, Economic Letter, July 2012.
• "Economic Rebounds in U.S. and Euro Zone: Deceivingly Similar, Strikingly Different " Anthony Landry and Carlos E.J.M. Zarazaga, Economic Letter, February 2012.
• "Global Stock Market Linkages Reduce Potential for Diversification " Karen K. Lewis, Economic Letter, February 2012.
• "Increased Real House Price Volatility Signals Break from Great Moderation" Adrienne Mack and Enrique Martínez-García , Economic Letter, January 2012.
• "Relating Commodity Prices to Underlying Inflation: The Role of Expectations," J. Scott Davis, Economic Letter, December 2011.
• "How the U.S. Tax System Stacks Up Against Other G-7 Economies," Anthony Landry, Economic Letter, November 2011.
• "Distance and the Impact of 'Gravity' Help Explain Patterns of International Trade," Ananth Ramanarayanan, Economic Letter, July 2011.
• "Exchange Rate Pass-Through into U.K. Import Prices: Evidence from Disaggregated Data Haroon Mumtaz," Özlem Oomen, Jian Wang, Staff Papers, June 2011
• "Will China Ever Become as Rich as the U.S.?" Mark A. Wynne, Economic Letter, June 2011.
• "Upstream Capital Flows: Why Emerging Markets Send Savings to Advanced Economies," Simona E. Cociuba, Economic Letter, May 2011.
• "Forecasting the End of the Global Recession: Did We Miss the Early Signs?" Adriana Z. Fernandez and Alex Nikolsko-Rzhevskyy, Staff Papers, April 2011
• "With Reforms in China, Time May Correct U.S. Current Account Imbalance," Jian Wang, Economic Letter, January 2011.
• "Expanding Variety of Goods Underscores Battle for Competitive Advantage," Shalah M. Mostashari, Economic Letter, December 2010.
• "When Tariff Cuts Don't Boost Import Variety," Shalah M. Mostashari, Economic Letter, December 2010.
• "The Globalization of Ideas," Anthony Landry, Economic Letter, November 2010.
• "The Global Slack Hypothesis," Enrique Martínez García and Mark A. Wynne, Staff Papers, Number 10, September 2010.
• "Durable Goods and the Collapse of Global Trade," Jian Wang, Economic Letter, February 2010.
• "The Financial Crisis, Trade Finance and the Collapse of World Trade," Mark Wynne, Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute Annual Report, 2009.
• "On the Record: Facing Financial Troubles in an Era of Globalization, A Conversation with Nathan Sheets," Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute Annual Report, 2009.
• "Labor Market Globalization in the Recession and Beyond," W. Michael Cox, Richard Alm and Justyna Dymerska, Economic Letter, December 2009.
• "Trade, Globalization and the Financial Crisis," Mark A. Wynne and Erasmus K. Kersting, Economic Letter, November 2009.
• "Has Greater Globalization Made Forecasting Inflation More Difficult?" Mark A. Wynne and Patrick Roy, Economic Letter, July 2009.
• Making Sense of Today's Globalized Economy: A Conversation with Charles Engel, Southwest Economy, September/October 2008.
• "The Big Mac: A Global-to-Local Look at Pricing," Anthony Landry, Economic Letter, September 2008.
• "Why Are Exchange Rates So Difficult to Predict?" Jian Wang, Economic Letter, June 2008.
• "Delving More Deeply into Globalization, A Conversation with Mark Wynne," Southwest Economy, January/February 2008.
• "The Globalization of U.S. Business Investment" Mark A. Wynne and Erasmus K. Kersting, Staff Papers, Number 3, February 2008.
• "Openness and Inflation," Mark A. Wynne and Erasmus K. Kersting, Staff Papers, Number 2, April 2007.
• "Globalization, Aggregate Productivity, and Inflation," W. Michael Cox, Staff Papers, Number 1, March 2007.
• "Obstacles to Measuring Global Output Gaps," Mark A. Wynne and Genevieve R. Solomon, Economic Letter, Volume 2, Number 3, March 2007.
• "On The Record: Globalization and Public Policy, A Conversation with W. Michael Cox," Southwest Economy, Issue 3, May/June 2006.
• "The Best of All Worlds: Globalizing the Knowledge Economy," W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm, 2006 Annual Report.
• "Racing to the Top: How Global Competition Disciplines Public Policy," W. Michael Cox and Richard Alm, 2005 Annual Report
• "Globalization and Monetary Policy," Southwest Economy, Issue 4, July/August 2005.