Southwest Economy, Third Quarter 2020
Go Figure: Vehicle Sales Highlight Surprising Resilience in Spending During Pandemic
About the Authors
Olu Eseyin
Eseyin is a digital designer in the Communications and Outreach Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Christopher Slijk
Slijk is an associate economist in the Research Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Chloe Smith
Smith is a research assistant in the Research Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Southwest Economy is published quarterly by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas or the Federal Reserve System.
Articles may be reprinted on the condition that the source is credited to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Full publication is available online: www.dallasfed.org/research/swe/2020/swe2003.
- COVID-19’s Fiscal Ills: Busted Texas Budgets, Critical Local Choices
- Texas Economy Mends in Fits and Starts from Pandemic’s Onslaught
- On the Record: Looking to Economics for Help in Addressing Enduring Discrimination
- Spotlight: Energy Sector Slow to Recover from Malaise Arising from Effects of Global Pandemic
- Go Figure: Vehicle Sales Highlight Surprising Resilience in Spending During Pandemic
- Snapshot: Texas Employment Estimate Debuts
- President’s Perspective
- Complete Issue (Print version)
