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Articles in Winter, 2007 issue of EconSouth

• Is China's economy losing its luster?
  by David Altig
• Southeastern economic indicators
• Will Southeast's water woes become water wars? Water shortages in the Southeast are causing bigger problems than brown front lawns. In a fast-growing region, increasing demand for water and a constrained supply are squeezing regional economies
  by Charles Davidson
• New Atlanta Fed DVD helps banks prepare for disasters
• Despite increased risks, global growth to remain solid in 2008: the developing world continues to set the pace for worldwide economic growth, a trend that should continue in 2008. While mature economies should also grow, significant risks persist
  by Galina Alexeenko
• Lockhart says housing and financial market transitions shape the general outlook
• Errata notice
• "We're going to struggle with this for years": an interview with Mark Risse of the University of Georgia
  by Charles Davidson
• A look ahead: housing, energy squeezed in '08: if the United States experiences subdued economic growth in 2008, it will primarily be because of factors already at work: a slumping housing market, high energy costs, and turbulence in financial markets
  by John Robertson
• A region in flux
  by David Avery