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Houston Business—A Perspective on
the Houston Economy
Houston is the fourth most populous
city in the United States and one of the fastest growing.
The Houston Branch of the Dallas Fed keeps a close watch on
issues facing the regional economy of Houston and publishes
the findings in Houston Business. Each issue contains
an economic feature and results of the Houston Beige Book.
Published every six weeks.
Past Houston Business Issues
2003
| 2002 | 2001
| 2000 | 1999
| 1998 | 1997
| 1996 | 1995
2001 Issues
November 2001
- Petrochemical Outlook Still Bleak for 2002
Mark Eramo, Robert W. Gilmer and Arved Teleki
Text | PDF
October 2001
- Economic Impact of the Texas Medical Center on
Southeast Texas
Robert W. Gilmer, Robert F. Hodgin and Mary Schiflett
Text | PDF
September 2001
- National Slowdown Hits Texas
Robert W. Gilmer
Text | PDF
August 2001
- Houston 2001: A Half-Empty Glass?
Robert W. Gilmer
Text | PDF
June 2001
- Transfer Payments and Personal Income in Houston
Robert W. Gilmer
Text | PDF
May 2001
- Where Are the Oil Jobs?
Robert W. Gilmer and Albert Mitchell
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March 2001
- Cash Use Grows in Houston
Robert W. Gilmer and Albert Mitchell
Text | PDF
January 2001
- Petrochemicals and Natural Gas Prices: Short-Term
Pain, Long-Term Concern
Mark A. Eramo, Robert W. Gilmer and Arved Teleki
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