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Louisiana economy sends mixed signals
anonymous (1997-10)
Regional Update , Issue Oct , Pages 14-16

Journal Article
Louisiana: prospects for a diversified economy
Sullivan, Gene D. (1988-01)
Economic Review , Issue Jan , Pages 36-49

Journal Article
Regional update
Marion, Justin (1998)
Southwest Economy , Issue Jan , Pages 15

Journal Article
Regional update
Yücel, Mine K. (1998)
Southwest Economy , Issue Sep , Pages 11

Journal Article
Forecasting the Louisiana economy
Hayes, Donald W.; Gruben, William C. (1991-03)
William C. Gruben and Donald W. Hayes have constructed a forecasting model that predicts mild overall growth in the Louisiana economy in 1991. The model predicts expansion in seven of nine economic indicators: the rig count, the civilian labor force, nonagricultural employment, housing permits, real personal income, mining, and sales tax revenue. Only durable and nondurable goods manufacturing will decline, according to the forecast. Gruben and Hayes conclude that while Louisiana is likely to experience an economic expansion in 1991, a boom is unlikely.
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Mar , Pages 1-16

Journal Article
Regional update
Dolmas, Sheila (1998)
Southwest Economy , Issue Nov , Pages 11

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New directions for economic growth: redesigning fiscal policies in Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas
Brown, Stephen P. A. (1987-07)
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Jul , Pages 13-20

Journal Article
New drilling technology
Mancuso, Whitney; Cunningham, Thomas J. (1998-04-02)
Economic shocks are not always negative. Indeed, this article suggests that the energy extraction industry is experiencing a positive shock caused by two new technologies - three-dimensional imaging and directional drilling. Combined, these techniques have lowered the net extraction costs of oil and gas. The new technologies are particularly advantageous for the kinds of fields characteristic of the Gulf of Mexico, and the article points to their early application in Louisiana as indicating the type of impacts one might expect as use of the technologies spreads. ; The authors conclude that ...
Economic Review , Volume 83 , Issue Q 2 , Pages 30-38

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Louisiana should see modest growth after sluggish '93
anonymous (1993-10)
Regional Update , Issue Oct , Pages 12-14

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Louisiana's reign as growth leader likely to be short-lived
anonymous (1991-10)
Regional Update , Issue fall , Pages 12-14