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Delta Surge Disrupts Texas Firms Less than Earlier COVID-19 Waves, Dallas Fed Surveys Say

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  • Emily Kerr
  • Christopher Slijk

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The overall impact on business of the summer and fall wave of the COVID-19 virus infection was more muted than initial surges because firms were better prepared and demand didn’t plunge as it did before, according to respondents to the Dallas Fed’s Texas Business Outlook Surveys.

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  • Emily Kerr & Christopher Slijk, 2021. "Delta Surge Disrupts Texas Firms Less than Earlier COVID-19 Waves, Dallas Fed Surveys Say," Dallas Fed Economics 93379, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:d00001:93379
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