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Maquiladora recovery: lessons for the future

Southwest Economy , Issue Mar , Pages 3-7

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A look at the top U.S. trading partners

Southwest Economy , Issue Nov , Pages 10

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Maquiladora data: Mexican reform clouds view of key industry

Southwest Economy , Issue May , Pages 10

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Texas dodges worst of foreclosure woes

The housing bust leaves in its wake elevated foreclosure levels in Texas and the U.S. Like other consequences of the bust, including declines in construction and existing-home sales, foreclosures have been less severe in Texas. While the nation's foreclosure rate has grown nearly sixfold over the last four years, Texas' has climbed only marginally. ; Housing markets in Texas and the U.S. have shown signs of stabilizing in recent months. Home sales and construction starts are beginning to tick up, thanks in large part to low mortgage rates and the first-time homebuyer tax credit. Despite the ...
Southwest Economy , Issue Q4 , Pages 11-14, 16

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Taking stock of the District banking industry: a conversation with Bob Hankins

Dallas Fed Senior Vice President Bob Hankins, who oversees bank regulation in the Eleventh District, discusses the district?s banks?from the risks posed by today?s faltering housing markets to lessons from the turbulence of the 1980s.
Southwest Economy , Issue Sep , Pages 8-9

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Regional update

Southwest Economy , Issue Jul , Pages 15

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Oil prices and the economy

Southwest Economy , Issue Jul , Pages 1-6

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Texas economy cools in 2000

Southwest Economy , Issue Mar , Pages 1-5

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President's perspective

In the great laboratory of the 50 united states?with its diversity of institutions, business climates and geographies?economic forces play out in different ways.
Southwest Economy , Issue Q3 , Pages 2-2

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Less-tight labor market helps Texas grow faster than U.S. during pandemic

Data from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) indicate that Texas and the U.S. have more openings than people to fill to them. However, the vacancy–unemployment ratio suggests that the state’s labor markets are less tight than the nation’s. Amid widespread reports of worker shortages, Texas' not-so-constricted labor markets have helped the state outpace the nation in job growth.
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