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Neither boom nor bust: how Houston's housing market differs from nation's

McCullagh, Amber C.; Gilmer, Robert W. - In: Houston Business (2008) Jan

The ongoing housing downturn has served as a significant headwind for the U.S. economy, subtracting nearly a percentage point from the country's gross domestic product growth in each of the past six quarters. However, this downturn has not been uniform across the country. Houston is an example...

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Supervision of undercapitalized banks: is there a case for change?

Gilbert, R. Alton - In: Review (1991) May, pp. 16-30

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Texas in transition: dependence on oil and the national economy

Fomby, Thomas B.; Hirschberg, Joseph G. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1989) Jan, pp. 11-28

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Energy's contribution to the growth of employment in Texas, 1972-1982

Hill, John K. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1986) May, pp. 11-18

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The effect of the growing service sector on wages in Texas

Phillips, Keith R. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1991) Nov, pp. 15-28

In Texas during the 1980s, service-sector employment rose, goods-sector employment declined, and the average real wage … Texas during the 1980s. Slow wage growth primarily resulted from weak wage expansion in both the goods and service sectors …

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The Texas industrial production index

Berger, Franklin D.; William T. Long, III - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1989) Nov, pp. 21-38

The Texas Industrial Production Index (TIPI) measures the output of the manufacturing, mining, and utility sectors of … the Texas economy. These sectors are of special interest because of their sensitivity to business cycles and because of … the size (albeit declining) of the Texas mining sector. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has published TIPI since 1958 …

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Forecasting the Texas economy: applications and evaluation of a systematic multivariate time series model

Gruben, William C.; Long, William T. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1988) Jan, pp. 11-28

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The interest rate sensitivity of Texas industry

Taylor, Lori L.; Yücel, Mine K. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1996) Q II, pp. 27-33

Texas industry employment. They find that while a few industries are moderately sensitive to interest rate movements, most … Texas industries are insensitive to changes in real interest rates. Moreover, they find that Texas total nonagricultural … influence the composition of Texas employment rather than its level. …

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Diversifying Texas: recent history and prospects

Gruben, William C.; Phillips, Keith R. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1989) Jul, pp. 1-12

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Branch banking in Texas: implications for bank structure

Clair, Robert T. - In: Economic and Financial Policy Review (1987) Sep, pp. 1-12

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