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Texas manufacturing - factories still matter in much of state
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Mexican GDP falls but no one notices
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Solving the mystery of the disappearing January blip in state employment data
Frank Berger and Keith Phillips propose a new two-step method of seasonally adjusting state Current Employment Statistics (CES) data produced by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This method, first proposed in the July/August 1993 issue of Southwest Economy, recently was adopted by the BLS to seasonally adjust the broadest industry groupings of the state employment series. With this new adjustment procedure, the state employment data should be smoother and better reflect trend-cycle movements than if a more traditional seasonal adjustment method were used. ; The article finds that ...
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Getting a jump on Texas employment revisions
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(Mis)reporting Mexico's gross domestic product
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Texas Manufacturing Survey offers advance look at state and national economies
Business tendency surveys are designed to provide more timely information on economic conditions than otherwise available. Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey variables have broad explanatory power for Texas and national economic indicators. TMOS for a given reference month is available up to a month before other Texas data are available. The survey figures appear to measure what they were intended to measure. Moreover, although TMOS was designed for--and is most useful in--understanding the Texas economy, it can also contribute to explaining national developments.
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Recent bank failures: determinants and consequences
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Reassessing Texas employment growth
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A new barometer for the Texas economy