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The future looks bright for this state. I am confident that Texas will adapt and succeed as it has always done. This is a tribute to its people, its culture and the strong leadership in this state.
Journal Article
President's Perspective
Dallas Fed research shows that the trading relationship with Mexico has been important to enhancing job growth and competitiveness in the U.S., as well as in the Eleventh District.
Journal Article
President’s Perspective
Rob Kaplan, president and CEO of the Dallas Fed, regularly speaks and writes on the factors that affect economic growth in the nation and Eleventh District. Here are some of his recent thoughts on key issues.
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Discussion of Economic Conditions and Implications for Monetary Policy: remarks before the University of Texas Investment Management Company 20th Anniversary Event Austin, March 3, 2016
Remarks before the University of Texas Investment Management Company 20th Anniversary Event, Austin, TX, March 3, 2016.
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Economic Conditions and the Path of Monetary Policy
An essay by Robert S. Kaplan, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
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Economic Conditions and the Key Structural Drivers Impacting the Economic Outlook
An essay by Robert S. Kaplan, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Journal Article
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As the nation?s leading producer of oil and natural gas, Texas is no stranger to the booms and busts of commodities markets. But the economy?s resilience is notable this time.
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Taking the Long View: Creating a Better Future for Our Children and Grandchildren
An essay by Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert S. Kaplan from April 16, 2018.
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In the great laboratory of the 50 united states?with its diversity of institutions, business climates and geographies?economic forces play out in different ways.
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Labor shortages are likely to constrain growth given that the state unemployment rate is now at a near-record low of 4.0 percent.