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11/22    Hot Stats: Texas Exports
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Inflation adjusted Texas exports grew at a healthy pace in third quarter 2006, rising 3.6 percent. The increase marked the fourth successive quarter of export growth. When compared with a year ago, real exports are up a solid 15.1 percent.Read more [ off-site]


11/21    FRB Dallas-Adjusted Texas Employment

According to Dallas Fed estimates, Texas payroll employment increased at a 3.4 percent annual rate in October. As was the case in August and September, October's employment growth was stronger in the goods-producing sector than the service providing sector, and was again led by natural resources and mining and construction. Read more

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11/20    Is German Economic Decline Exaggerated or Inevitable?—Speech by Richard W. Fisher
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"Persistence in pursuing economic reform will solve the problems that threaten Germany's future. Germany must 'press on' with needed reforms to its laws and to its attitudes toward competition and the pursuit of excellence."Read more [ off-site]


11/17    The Extended Importance of the Euro—Speech by Richard W. Fisher

"While the ECB has delivered a currency that retains its purchasing power at least as well as the dollar, there are at least three reasons why the euro is unlikely to displace the dollar as the dominant international currency in the near term. First, the growth prospects of the euro area. Second, the uniqueness of EMU. Third, the benefits of incumbency."Read more

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11/17    Federal Reserve Board announces Dallas Fed chairman and deputy chairman for 2007
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The Federal Reserve Board today announced the appointment of James T. Hackett as chairman and Anthony R. Chase as deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas for 2007.Read more [ off-site]


11/16    Statement by Richard W. Fisher on the Death of Milton Friedman

"Milton Friedman was a giant in the history of economic thought. His contributions to monetary theory fundamentally changed the way central banks contemplate monetary policy. He was a champion of economic freedom and used his remarkable ability to communicate to further the principles that made America the exemplar of capitalism and progress. We consider him the patron saint of the Dallas Fed.

"Perhaps his greatest attribute was his love for and partnership with his wife, Rose, to whom we send heartfelt condolences."

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11/16    Richard W. Fisher's Interview with Milton Friedman on October 19, 2005

Read  the speechIn 2003, the Dallas Fed hosted Milton and Rose Friedman at a conference examining the power of ideas and recognizing his groundbreaking work "Free to Choose." In October 2005, Mr. Fisher had the opportunity to interview Dr. Friedman about the power of ideas regarding economics, globalization and related subjects.

View video excerpts from Mr. Fisher's interview with Milton Friedman:
"New Cooperators, New Resources" | "Trading Freely"

See also: conference proceedings—The Legacy of Milton and Rose Friedman’s Free to Choose: Economic Liberalism at the Turn of the 21st Century

 

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Dec. 12

   New Markets Tax Credit Application Workshop
The U.S. Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund will conduct an application workshop to describe how the NMTC Program works, including how to apply for certification as a Community Development Entity and how to apply to compete for an allocation of NMTCs in the upcoming round.Read more Read  the speech

Nov.-Dec.    Evening at the Fed—Fueling the Future: Critical Issues in Energy
Read  more This event, for high school teachers, addresses recent developments in energy markets and their effects on the regional, national and international economies. The dinner meetings will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Bank’s Dallas office and its branches in El Paso, Houston and San Antonio.Read more

May 24-25    Call for Papers: Conference on Price Measurement for Monetary Policy
In recent years, a large number of central banks have adopted explicit numerical price objectives or inflation targets. The Dallas and Cleveland Feds are seeking papers that address the implementation and performance of these inflation targets for a conference to be held on May 24–25, 2007, in Dallas.Read more Read  the speech
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