Do Rising Oil Prices Threaten Economic Prosperity? - Southwest Economy, Issue 6, November-December, 2000 - Dallas Fed
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . How Energy Prices and FOMC Actions Are Affecting the U.S. Economy Issue 6 November/December 2000 This year
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Beyond the Border - Currency Board and Market Intervention in Hong Kong - Southwest Economy, Issue 3, May/June 2001 - Dallas Fed
13FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS SOUTHWEST ECONOMY MAY/JUNE 2001 Exchange Fund issues and redeems Cer- tificates of Indebtedness, which three designated
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Census Data Show the Economy Matters - Southwest Economy, Issue 4, July/August 2001 - Dallas Fed
INSIDE: Japan’s Economy Still Looks Recessionary Issue 4 July/August 2001 In an ideal market economy, perfect competi- tion delivers peak performance
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Improving Public School Financing in Texas - Southwest Economy, Issue 6, Nov./Dec. 2001 - Dallas Fed
INSIDE: Tough Decisions for Argentina Issue 6 November/December 2001 The Texas Legislature will spend more than $11 billion this year to fund
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The Unsinkable Texas Economy Takes on Water - Southwest Economy, Issue 1, Jan/Feb. 2002 - Dallas Fed
INSIDE: Is Telecom Disconnected or Just on Hold? • Financial Globalization: Manna or Menace? Issue 1 January/February 2002 After a decade of strong
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Have REITs Helped Tame Texas Real Estate? - Southwest Economy, Issue 6, Nov/Dec 2002 - Dallas Fed
exas is known for its turbulent real estate cycles. More than once, a run-up in the sector has sud- denly reversed course, stranding invest-
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Japan's Economic Policy Conundrums; Southwest Economy, July/August 2003
ures have been exhausted. To the extent that they have been applied, textbook- type policies have been unable to re- habilitate the ailing economy.
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Do What You Do Best, Outsource the Rest? - Southwest Economy, Nov/Dec 2003 - Dallas Fed
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS SOUTHWEST ECONOMY NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2003 13 For myriad services, India has emerged as the most appealing country
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Economic Recovery Under Way in Major Texas Metros - SWE, Mar/Apr 2004 - Dallas Fed
INSIDE: Is Japan’s Long Nightmare Finally Over? Issue 2 March/April 2004 Texas’ major metropolitan areas account for almost 70 percent of the
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Issue 2 (Page 1)
he Dallas Fed has revised its estimate of Texas job growth over the past year from 1.8 per- cent to 2.4 percent—an addi- tional 57,000 jobs were
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