Titlebook: An Economic Perspective on the Southwest: Defining the Decade; Proceedings of the 1 Gerald P. O’Driscoll,Stephen P. A. Brown Conference pro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86318-9We are beginning a decade that promises to be as different from the 1980s as the 20th century has been different from the 19th.

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Die Nebenproduktenkokerei in SüdrusslandI will divide this discussion into two parts. First, how will we fund our businesses in the 1990s? Second, how will we fund the environment, namely the state of Texas, in which we hope our businesses will flourish in the 1990s and beyond?

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Making the Future WorkIn 1983, The Perot Group began to develop the last remaining quadrant of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, an area of 4 million people. We currently own 16,000 acres in this quadrant, with 10,000 acres in active development.

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Business Development from R&D to InnovationWe are beginning a decade that promises to be as different from the 1980s as the 20th century has been different from the 19th.

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Financing the Future: Private and Public FundingI will divide this discussion into two parts. First, how will we fund our businesses in the 1990s? Second, how will we fund the environment, namely the state of Texas, in which we hope our businesses will flourish in the 1990s and beyond?

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The Future of the Texas EconomyHow to educate and provide jobs for Texas’ rapidly expanding working-age population was a central concern for five participants in a panel discussion at the Dallas Fed’s two-day conference, “Defining the Decade.”

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