Surveys
Texas Business Outlook Surveys
Special Questions
The Dallas Fed occasionally poses a supplementary set of special questions after the completion of the regular survey questionnaire. These question sets are focused on a particular topic, such as the labor market or credit availability, and are often posed on a recurring basis (quarterly or annually). The results are not seasonally adjusted.
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February Employment expectations, the labor market and business activity |
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By Topic
Borrowing conditions and credit availability
Business activity versus expectations
Impact of coronavirus (COVID-19)
Labor market, employment expectations, wages and prices
Revenue, income taxes and drivers of uncertainty
Revenue, labor marke, wages and prices
Supply chain disruptions and difficulties in hiring or recalling workers
Tax reform, tariffs and linkages to the energy industry
Impact of Winter Storm Uri
Historical Data
- Borrowing conditions and credit availability
- Business activity versus expectations
- Exports and the impact of the energy industry
- Impact of coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Impact of Hurricane Harvey
- Impact of lower energy prices
- Labor market, employment expectations, wages and prices
- Revenue, income taxes and drivers of uncertainty
- Tax reform, tariffs and linkages to the energy industry
- Technology, employment expectations and pricing power
Questions regarding the Texas Business Outlook Surveys can be addressed to Emily Kerr at emily.kerr@dal.frb.org.
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