2 The New Energy Landscape | Oil Market Outlook 2 Key Takeaways Near-Term Volatility and Uncertainty Limited Progress
G7 price cap could well underwhelm • Opec-plus next meeting will be key
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Chart1 data1 NGDP after GFC NGDP after COVID-19 NGDP, Index (2007Q4=100) 5% Trend, Indexed (2007Q4=100) Quarterly NBER
7 (Index = 2002-2007 Average) Business 11 (Index = 2002-2007 Average) ...7 (Index = 2014-2019 Average) Nonbusiness (Index = 2002-2007 Average)
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President's Perspective - Southwest Economy, Third Quarter 2018 - Dallas Fed
7 percent annual rate, mostly due to a 40 percent appreciation in the
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President's Perspective - Southwest Economy, First Quarter 2019 - Dallas Fed
3.7 percent, and the U.S. is estimated to have grown gross domestic product
https://www.dallasfed.org/~/media/documents/research/swe/2019/swe1901a.pdf
President’s Perspective, Southwest Economy, second quarter 2012 - Dallas Fed
6.7 trillion cubic feet of natural gas a year, only slightly less than
https://www.dallasfed.org/~/media/documents/research/swe/2012/swe1202a.pdf
PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE }Texas is a dynamic economic laboratory in which growing pains are evident. Agile leadership is
2.7 percent. Sam Houston, the Republic of Texas’ first president in 1836
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PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE }Mexico has made significant progress and, in the process, demonstrated far greater fiscal
7 percent in the United States. Its national debt is stable at 28 percent
https://www.dallasfed.org/~/media/documents/research/swe/2013/swe1302a.pdf
Name Date 11 Lesson 9—Handout 2 Cost of Credit Shiloh just graduated high school and has been accepted to a state
6.7% Down payment: $2,000 $2,000 Monthly payment: $312.50 $338.11 4-year
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Inflation and Monetary Restraint: Too Little, Too Late ? - The Southwest Economy, Issue 1, 1995 - Dallas Fed
8 10 12 14 16 18 ’93’90’87’84’81’78’75’72’69’66’63’60 P T P T P T P T
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PowerPoint Presentation
7 Imperfect Competition Goods or services that are not identical Restaurants
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