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Laila Assanie

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Monograph | 2005

The changing face of Texas: population projections and implications

D'Ann M. Petersen; Laila Assanie

Southwest Economy | 2007

Industry clusters shape Texas economy

Laila Assanie; Mine K. Yücel

Monograph | 2005

Industry clusters in Texas

Laila Assanie; Mine K. Yücel

Southwest Economy | 2010

Texas economy shakes off rough ride in 2009

Laila Assanie; Pia M. Orrenius

Southwest Economy | 2017

Texas Housing Market Soars to New Highs, Pricing Out Many

Laila Assanie

Southwest Economy | 2017

Dallas Booms Through Texas Oil Bust

Michael Weiss; Pia M. Orrenius; Laila Assanie

Southwest Economy | 2016

Texas Office, Industrial Markets Mostly Healthy Despite Energy Bust

Laila Assanie

Monograph | 2016

At the heart of Texas: cities' industry clusters drive growth

Laila Assanie; Kristen Davis; Pia M. Orrenius; Michael Weiss

Southwest Economy | 2015

Snapshot: conference to consider Texas residential real estate amid oil slump

Laila Assanie

Southwest Economy | 2014

Single-family housing squeeze eases in Texas; multifamily soars

Laila Assanie

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D'Ann M. Petersen

Federal Reserve System

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Mine K. Yücel

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Pia M. Orrenius

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Michael Weiss

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Keith R. Phillips

Federal Reserve System

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