Remarks before the National Association of State Retirement Administrators 59th Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon, August 5, 2013 ; "I believe American businesses today are, far and away, the most efficient operators in the world. We have countless businesses in every sector of goods and...

Remarks before the U.S. Manufacturing Summit, Orlando, Florida, August 22, 2013 ; "The remaining obstacle to being the absolute best economy for manufacturers and other businesses, bar none, has been fiscal and regulatory policy that seems incapable of providing job-creating manufacturers and...

Remarks for $100 Bill Launch at Houston Branch , Houston, Texas, October 8, 2013>

Remarks before the Economic Club of New York , New York City, October 17, 2013 ; "My heart bleeds for my country, for no amount of monetary accommodation, no conceivable amount of 'large-scale asset purchases,' no clever new monetary innovation by the Federal Reserve can offset the rot that is...

Remarks before the Independent Bankers Association of Texas Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas, September 23, 2013 ; "Doing nothing at this [FOMC] meeting would increase uncertainty about the future conduct of policy and call the credibility of our communications into question."

Remarks before the Causes & Macroeconomic Consequences of Uncertainty Conference, Dallas, Texas, October 3, 2013 ; "A policy that takes a longer-term perspective and is properly communicated and executed—so as to instill confidence that monetary policy will hew to a 2 percent inflation target...

An upturn in our nation’s housing market is especially welcome amid the tepid economic recovery.

As our elected officials struggle to reboot economic competitiveness without encumbering future generations with debt, perhaps they should look to the economic laboratory that is Texas.

Dallas Fed President Richard W. Fisher proposes that as 2013 has unfolded, there has been increased attention on revamping our immigration laws.

Dallas Fed President Richard W. Fisher discusses that fiscal authorities must not only figure out a way to contain the nation’s runaway deficits and bulging debt, but also overhaul our current tax, spending and regulatory regime in a way that induces businesses to invest here.