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Articles in Spring, 2005 issue of EconSouth

• Southeastern economic indicators
• Columbus navigates from textile town to river runner
  by Charles Davidson
• Southeast's auto industry climbs into the driver's seat: the face of the U.S. vehicle assembly industry has changed dramatically in the past 20 years. As the number of domestically owned production facilities in the United States declines, foreign plants
  by Gustavo Uceda
• Georgia
• Mississippi
• Economics 101: demand and supply
  by Julie Hotchkiss
• Tennessee
• Florida
• Louisiana
• When is 'big' too big?
  by Larry Wall
• The evolution and implications of the U.S. current account deficit: with the global economy more interconnected than ever, the U.S. current account deficit has attracted a good deal of attention lately. Placing this economic measurement in perspective is
  by Diego Vilan
• Alabama
• Studying the remitting patterns of immigrants
• Riding the rising wave of Hispanic buying power
  by Sarah Dougherty
• What makes community banks unique?
• Hispanics display entrepreneurial spirit: an interview with Nuby J. Fowler of the Small Business Administration
• Banks' levels of risk may affect CEO compensation