Publications | The Perryman Group

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Displaced

The Impact of Continuum of Care Cuts on Tarrant County and Texas

Published on May 12, 2026

Report

Economic Benefits of Tort Reform

An assessment of excessive US tort costs and potential economic benefits of reform

Published on Feb. 1, 2026

Brief

Essential Early Education

Published on Dec. 9, 2025

Brief

The High Cost of Millions of Americans Losing Health Insurance Coverage

Published on May 29, 2025

The Short‑Term Economic Forecast for Texas Metropolitan Areas

Newsletter Published on September 09, 2026 (Vol. 43, No. 04)

The most populated metros in Texas are the largest sources of current and future economic growth, though smaller areas contribute significantly. Findings from The Perryman Group's most recent short-term forecast are featured in this issue.

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LNG

Column Published in syndication September 02, 2026

The process of compressing natural gas into a liquefied form and transporting it around the world has been a true game changer. Previously constrained by pipeline routes, the natural gas market had been largely regional and domestic. Now, areas with abundant supplies can access areas an ocean away, thus creating a functioning global market.

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exports,
LNG

Jobs and Productivity

Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 07, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses job growth and productivity.

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productivity,
jobs

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Affordability

Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 03, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses affordability.

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inflation,
cost

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How are consumers fairing?

Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 02, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses consumers and spending.

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consumers

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Texas leads in the top US growth industries

Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 01, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses how well Texas performs in the top US growth industries.

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Texas

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Affordability

Column Published in syndication August 26, 2026

Over the past few years, costs of living have increased significantly faster than wages, thus creating a major affordability problem for millions of Americans. It is a hot-button campaign topic at present, but the real issue is much more visceral. It is multifaceted, and solutions won't be simple. Let's briefly explore how we arrived at this point.