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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
2002 Issues
November 2002
- Houston in 1900
Part 3. The Galveston–Houston Rivalry
Robert W. Gilmer
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October 2002
- Houston’s Near-Term Outlook: Slow Growth, Downward
Risk
Robert W. Gilmer
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September 2002
- Poor Job Growth Impairs Texas Recovery
Robert W. Gilmer
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July 2002
- Houston in 1900: Part 2. Houston and the Texas
Oil Industry
Robert W. Gilmer
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June 2002
- Houston in 1900: Part 1. The Rise of the Regional
City
Robert W. Gilmer and Camella Clements
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April 2002
- Gulf Coast Expansion Waits for Upstream, Downstream
Energy
Robert W. Gilmer and Bret Liberatore
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March 2002
- Mexico Imports U.S. Recession but Shows Financial
Strength
Robert W. Gilmer
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January 2002
- Slow Job Growth in Houston in 2002
Robert W. Gilmer
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