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Crossroads—Economic Trends in the Desert Southwest
Crossroads was published 2005–2017. Issues are available on FRASER, the Federal Reserve's economic history archive.
Issue 1, 2017
El Paso Booms, Headwinds Increase
Marycruz De León and Jesus Mendoza-Hernandez
Issue 1, 2016
U.S.–Mexico Manufacturing: Back in the Race?
Roberto A. Coronado and Marycruz De Leon
Issue 1, 2014
Tourism and Recreation a Bright Spot in the Big Bend Region
Roberto A. Coronado and Marycruz De Leon
Issue 1, 2013
Southeast New Mexico Shines as State Economy Slowly Mends
Avilia Bueno and Roberto A. Coronado
Issue 2, 2012
El Paso and Texas Border Cities Close the Gap in Per Capita Income
Robert W. Gilmer and Roberto Coronado
Issue 1, 2012
New Mexico Recovery Still Struggles in 2012
Monica Bonilla-Romero and Robert W. Gilmer
Issue 1, 2010
Is the Recession Over in El Paso?
Jesus Cañas, Roberto  Coronado and Robert W. Gilmer
Issue 2, 2007
El Paso Economy Sluggish in 2007: U.S. Slowdown Outweighs Fort Bliss Expansion
Jesus Cañas, Robert W. Gilmer and Charles James
Correction: Low-Wage Occupations in El Paso
Issue 1, 2007
Low-Wage Occupations Remain a Hallmark of El    Paso Economy
Jesus Cañas, Robert W. Gilmer and Charles James
Mexico Regulatory Change Redefines Maquiladora
Jesus Cañas and Robert W. Gilmer
Border Metros See Economic Growth
Issue 2, 2006
Housing Market Trends in El Paso
Jesus Cañas, Thomas M. Fullerton, Jr.and Roberto
Tinajero
Issue 1, 2006
The Economy of Southwest New Mexico
Robert W. Gilmer
Issue 2, 2005
Border Cities: Economic Competitors or Complements?
Jesus Cañas, Ebetuel Pallares and Luis Bernardo
Torres Ruiz
Issue 1, 2005
Unconventional Natural Gas Drives New Mexico
Rig Count
Robert W. Gilmer
Cyclical Differences Emerge in Border City
Economies
Jesus Cañas, Roberto Coronado
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