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How big is the deficit, really?
Cox, W. Michael - In: Southwest Economy (1993) Jan, pp. 1-5
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Some pleasant economic side effects
Saving, Jason L.; Cox, W. Michael - In: Southwest Economy (2000) Jul, pp. 7-9
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Seeding technology with defense dollars
Cox, W. Michael - In: Southwest Economy (2002) Jul, pp. 1-1
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America's trade deficit: the latest false alarm
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard - In: Southwest Economy (1999) Nov, pp. 6-7
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The upside of downsizing
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard - In: Southwest Economy (1996) Nov, pp. 7-11
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The churn among firms
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard - In: Southwest Economy (1999) Jan, pp. 6-9
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China: awakening giant
Cox, W. Michael; Koo, Jahyeong - In: Southwest Economy (2003) Sep, pp. 1-8
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Productivity gains showing up in services
Cox, W. Michael; Duca, John V.; Alm, Richard - In: Southwest Economy (2004) Nov, pp. 5-8
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Two types of paper: the case for Federal Reserve independence
Cox, W. Michael - In: Southwest Economy (1992) Nov, pp. 4-8
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What's happening to Americans' income?
Cox, W. Michael; Fox, Beverly J. - In: Southwest Economy (1995) Mar, pp. 3-6
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