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April 1993

A Gift Horse for the States: Federal Mandates

As deficits rise, the federal government has learned that it can still achieve its goals without increasing its budget--by making the states pay for it.  How does this happen?  How do states cope?

The Pitfalls of Industrial Policy

Is the United States losing its edge in world markets? Should the federal government step in to help our industries compete? The answer to both questions is probably not.

Some Upbeat Trends in District Employment

Though the economy is expanding once again, employment continues to grow slugglishly in many parts of the country.  In comparison, parts of the Eighth District look pretty good.

President's Message: Economy Poised For Sustainable Growth

Pieces of Eight: News Bulletins from the Eighth Federal Reserve District