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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Regional Update

Contact information of Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta:
Postal: 1000 Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Phone: 404-521-8500
Email:
Web page: http://www.frbatlanta.org/
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For technical questions regarding this series, please contact (Diane Rosenberger)
Series handle: repec:fip:fedaru

1998, Issue Oct

1-4 Financial crises abroad pose many uncertainties for Southeast in 1999
by anonymous
5-7 Economic outlook for Alabama varies by region
by anonymous
8-10 Florida growth to slow but remain strong
by anonymous
11-13 Georgia's strong performance continues to move the state forward
by anonymous
14-16 Louisiana expands, but lower gas prices temper growth
by anonymous
17-19 Although gambling boom ends, Mississippi's economy is stable
by anonymous
20-22 National slowing will affect Tennessee's growth prospects
by anonymous

1998, Issue Jul

1, 3-5 What is fueling Atlanta's housing growth?
by anonymous
6-7 Homebuilder John Wieland assesses housing industry developments
by anonymous
8-10 Gulf of Mexico oil companies gush over new drilling technology
by anonymous
12-13 Manufacturing survey: Current output and prices up, outlook activity softens in July
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1998, Issue Jan

1,3-4 How will the Asian financial crisis affect the Southeast?
by anonymous
5-7 Defense contractors in the region respond to military spending cuts
by anonymous
8-9 Manufacturing survey: Prices soft, production outlook up in January
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1997, Issue Oct

1-4 Southeast to mirror nation's overall balance in 1998
by anonymous
5-7 Alabama to reap benefits of new industry
by anonymous
8-10 Florida continues to drive southeast economy
by anonymous
11-13 Moderate growth pushes Georgia past post-Olympic slowdown
by anonymous
14-16 Louisiana economy sends mixed signals
by anonymous
17-19 Some bright signs to emerge for Mississippi
by anonymous
20-22 A good but not great year ahead for Tennessee
by anonymous

1997, Issue Jul

1, 8-9 Georgia landowners face decision on conservation reserve program acreage
by anonymous
3-4 Economic shifts cause Florida's major cities to interact differently
by anonymous
6-7 Manufacturing survey: August activity slips from July surge
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1997, Issue Jan

1, 3, 6 Environmental, social issues change Florida cane growing
by Harriette Grissom
4-5 Five members appointed to Atlanta Fed board of directors
by anonymous
8-9 Manufacturing survey: moderate level of growth follows sharp swings
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1997, Issue Apr

1, 8 Chinese crawfish reduce Louisiana market share
by Harriette Grissom
3-5 Building the capital of the new South: a review of Atlanta Rising
by Tom Cunningham
6-7 Manufacturing survey: current activity and prices slip; outlook up slightly
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1996, Issue Oct

1-4 Southeast to keep pace with the nation in 1997
by anonymous
5-7 Alabama is poised for improvement
by anonymous
8-10 Florida's pace to slow but remain strong
by anonymous
11-13 A slower but positive pace in store for Georgia
by anonymous
14-16 Resource base likely to work in Louisiana's favor
by anonymous
17-19 Mississippi set to emerge from its post-boom hangover
by anonymous
20-22 A good but unspectacular year ahead for Tennessee
by anonymous

1996, Issue Jul

1, 3-5 Full speed ahead for the Southeast's maritime industry
by David Sutton
6-7 Have state and local taxes contributed to the South's economic rise?
by Zsolt Becsi
8 The Southeast's economy claims its Olympic prize
by Tom Cunningham
9, 11 The growing symbiosis in Southeastern business
by David Avery
10-11 Manufacturing survey: signs of improvement in overall weak second quarter
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1996, Issue Jan

1-7 New president to guide Atlanta Fed through era of change: Q&A with Jack Guynn
by anonymous
8-9, 12 Federal Reserve System serves three-tiered mission
by anonymous
10 Atlanta Fed to build new headquarters
by anonymous
11-12 Manufacturing survey: production dips in fourth quarter
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1996, Issue Apr

1, 3-7 Florida and Georgia find jackpots with lotteries
by anonymous
8-9 Base closing woes don't materialize
by anonymous
10-11 Manufacturing survey: production remained weak in first quarter
by Mark Rogers & Whitney Mancuso

1995, Issue Oct

1-4 Moderate growth expected for the nation, Southeast in 1996
by anonymous
5-7 Auto expansion counters apparel job losses in Alabama
by anonymous
8-10 Growth continues for Florida
by anonymous
11-13 Georgia economy strong even without Olympics
by anonymous
14-16 New Orleans and Louisiana: a tale of two economies
by anonymous
17-19 Casinos shakeout was mild, upswing expected for Mississippi
by anonymous
20-22 Auto industry offers bright outlook for Tennessee
by anonymous

1995, Issue Jul

1-2, 4-6 Does the bouncing ball lead to economic growth?
by anonymous
3 Conference flush with lessons on sports, entertainment, gambling
by anonymous
7-8 Economists: mega-events are money pits; arts are riskier than sports
by anonymous
9-10, 13 Experts weigh odds of gambling
by anonymous
12-13 Manufacturing survey: activity slows in the third quarter
by anonymous

1995, Issue Apr

1-2, 4 Telecommunications is primed for competition
by anonymous
3 Conference offers lessons on infrastructure
by anonymous
5-6 Infrastructure needs being met, new issues emerge
by anonymous
7-9 Private sector assumes larger role in financing infrastructure
by anonymous
10-11 Manufacturing survey: activity resumes modest growth in the second quarter
by anonymous

1994, Issue Oct

1-4 The Southeast and the nation converge
by anonymous
5-7 Alabama's prospects are good when transition completed
by anonymous
7-9 Services and construction to buoy Florida in 1995
by anonymous
10-12 Georgia ready to repeat 1994's strong growth
by anonymous
13-15 Louisiana should grow modestly in 1995 despite long-term issues
by anonymous
15-17 Mississippi's growth was slow to moderate from 1994 but remains healthy
by anonymous
18-20 Manufacturing drives Tennessee to another strong year in 1995
by anonymous

1994, Issue Jul

1-4 School finance takes center stage in the Southeast
by anonymous
5-8 Tax rates and test scores: revenue sources become an issue for education
by anonymous
9-11 School finance equity: states attack local disparities, but effects remain unclear
by anonymous
12-14 Education efficiency: getting the best value for the money
by anonymous
15-16 Manufacturing survey shows increased production, price pressures in third quarter
by anonymous

1994, Issue Jan

1-4 NAFTA offers growth opportunities for Southeastern states
by John Marsh
4-6 NAFTA's effects: a state-by-state breakdown
by John Marsh
7-10 Another step forward for interstate banking
by John Marsh
11-12 Manufacturing survey reveals continued output growth in the second quarter
by Mark Rogers & Cynthia Bansak

1993, Issue Oct

1-4 Southeastern job growth will quicken in 1994
by anonymous
5-7 Alabama likely to grow more slowly than the region in 1994
by anonymous
7-9 Florida likely to post moderate growth in 1994
by anonymous
9-12 Georgia should lead region in growth in '94
by anonymous
12-14 Louisiana should see modest growth after sluggish '93
by anonymous
14-16 Mississippi's casinos will continue to fuel growth in 1994
by anonymous
16-18 Tennessee likely to outperform the nation again in 1994
by anonymous

1993, Issue Jun

1-3 Southeastern states eye tax reform
by anonymous
4-5 Southeastern state government employment varied since recession
by Tom Cunningham
6-8 Behind lottery mania: what Southeastern states can expect
by John Brittain
9-11 Southeastern manufacturing survey reveals regional economic trends
by anonymous
12-14 Southeast remains on course for moderate economic growth
by Andrew Krikelas
15-16 Southeast rides single-family construction to economic recovery
by Anne Toohey
17-19 Southeast's service industries grow in importance
by David Avery

1993, Issue Jan

1-4 Base closings hit Southeast hard; other defense spending cuts less damaging
by David Avery
5-7 Southeastern economy still outperforming the nation's
by Stacy Kottman
8-9 Initial unemployment claims can help illuminate regional employment trends
by Gus Uceda
10-12 Diversity of Tennessee MSAs helps boost state's economy
by Melissa Conaway
13-14 Differences in regional profitability drive changes in regional employment
by anonymous

1992, Issue Oct

1-6 Southeast to outpace nation in 1993
by anonymous
3 Nation's expansion to build momentum despite challenges
by anonymous
6-9 Alabama's expansion unlikely to outperform nation's
by anonymous
10-13 After lagging early in the recovery, Florida likely to outpace nation in '93
by anonymous
14-17 Georgia's economy should outpace nation's in expansion
by anonymous
17-21 Louisiana runs against the current and will underperform the region in recovery
by anonymous
21-24 Mississippi has slow-growth outlook
by anonymous
24-27 Tennessee will outpace nation but will relinquish regional lead
by anonymous

1992, Issue Jul

1-4 Southeastern textile industry likely will continue to shrink
by Andrew C. Krikelas & David Avery
5-6 Nonresidential construction data available
by Cynthia Bansak
7-8 Hurricane Andrew boosts Southeast's short-term economic prospects
by Andrew C. Krikelas
9-10 Why do regions grow? New research for an old model
by anonymous

1992, Issue Jan

1-3 Georgia unemployment rate 'problem' provides a lesson
by Andrew C. Krikelas
4-5, 8 Agriculture's contribution remains steady
by John Brittain & Stacy Kottman
6-8 Recovery will gain momentum in spring
by Stacy Kottman
9-11 A primer on MSAs
by Jerry J. Donovan
12-14 MSAs provide insight into Alabama's future
by David Avery & Stacy Kottman

1992, Issue Apr

1-4 Exploring the `gap' in Southeastern exports
by Andrew Krikelas & Cynthia Bansak & John Brittain
5-6 Southeastern recovery continues to strengthen
by Stacy Kottman
7-9 Benchmark revisions of payroll employment data
by David Avery
10-12 South Florida MSAs much more than just retirement havens
by Stacy Kottman & Melissa Conaway
13-14 Regional conference offers economic development insights
by anonymous

1991, Issue fall

1-4 Southeastern recovery stumbles out of the starting gate
by anonymous
4-6 Alabama weathers recession well but expansion to be modest
by anonymous
7-9 This recession finally proves that Florida is not immune
by anonymous
10-12 Georgia performs dismally in recession, should slowly turn around in '92
by anonymous
12-14 Louisiana's reign as growth leader likely to be short-lived
by anonymous
15-16 Mississippi avoids brunt of recession; still, state's recovery prospects are limited
by anonymous
17-18 Investment buoys Tennessee in recession but sluggish recovery expected
by anonymous

1991, Issue Win

1, 4-5 Region's energy sector to hold steady
by Gene D. Sullivan
3 Single-room-occupancy housing may bridge gap for working poor
by anonymous

1991, Issue Sum

1-3 Southeast's large banks earn profits on par with nation's; smallest lag far behind
by anonymous
3-4 New Orleans economy slows after avoiding the brunt of recession
by Cynthia Bansak
5-6, 8 Tourism Information Sources
by Melissa Conaway

1991, Issue Spr

1-3 Southeastern states wield budget ax to cope with serious revenue shortfalls
by Beth Ann Bovino
4, 8-9 Results of 1990 census mixed for the southeast
by William Kahley & B. Frank King
5-7, 9 Georgia's depression scrip offers lessons about more modern types of money
by anonymous
10, 12 Nashville economy shows slight growth; industry results mixed
by Melissa Conaway

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