International economics

• Dallas Fed Economics

  Emerging-market economies face COVID-19 and a 'sudden stop' in capital flows

  A rise in global risk at a time of investor risk aversion led to a rapid flight from emerging-market assets.

  April 14, 2020

• Dallas Fed Economics

  Risks abound If China uses debt to stimulate economy from current downturn

  The Chinese economy is losing steam. As China considers how to work through its difficulties, its chances of success may depend on how it finances the debt it incurs while attempting to boost economic activity.

  April 02, 2019

• Special Report

  NAFTA at 20: Effects on the North American Market

  Proceedings of the 2014 conference that brought together leading academic and government researchers who explored the realities of the landmark trade agreement.

  November 22, 2017

• Working Paper

  Unauthorized Mexican Workers in the United States: Recent Inflows and Possible Future Scenarios

  This paper provides estimates of the number of newly arriving unauthorized workers from Mexico, the principal source of unauthorized immigrants to the United States, and examines how the inflow is related to U.S. and Mexico economic conditions.

  January 05, 2017

• Working Paper

  Irregular Immigration in the European Union

  Unauthorized immigration is on the rise again in the EU.

  February 18, 2016

• International economy

  Learn about global economic growth and its effects on U.S. monetary policy​