Regional Research & Data
U.S. - Mexico Border and Maquiladora Industry
- Current Analysis
- Research
- Border
- Why Stop There? Mexican Migration to the U.S. Border Region, Research Department Working Paper 0803
- Border Health Care Booming Industry Creates Jobs Faster than State, Southwest Economy, Jan/Feb 2008
- Banking Industry Evolution Along the Texas–Mexico Border, Southwest
Economy, July/Aug. 2006
- Border
Benefits from Mexican Shoppers, Southwest
Economy, May/June 2006
- Dynamic
Growth in the Rio Grande Valley, Southwest
Economy, March/April 2006
- Texas
Border Benefits from Retail Sales to Mexican
Nationals, The Face of Texas,
October 2005
- Cyclical
Differences Emerge in Border City Economies,
Vista, Issue 2 2005
- Border
Cities: Economic Competitors or Complements?
Crossroads, Issue 2 2005
- Framing
the Future: Tomorrow's Border Economy,
Vista, Issue 1 2005
- Beating Border Barriers in U.S.–Mexico Trade, Southwest Economy, September/October, 2001
- Maquiladora Industry
- The Maquiladora’s Changing Geography, Southwest Economy, Second Quarter 2009
- Mexican Migrants Stay in Border Comfort Zone, Southwest Economy, May/June 2008
- The Maquiladora's Changing Geography, Southwest Economy, Second Quarter 2009
- Mexican Reform Clouds View of Key Industry, Southwest
Economy, May/June 2007
- Maquiladora
Recovery: Lessons for the Future, Southwest
Economy, March/April 2007
- Incubating
Microfinance: The Texas Border Experience,
Southwest Economy, September/October
2006
- Texas
Border Employment and Maquiladora Growth,
The Face of Texas, October 2005
