LNG
Column Published in syndication September 02, 2026The 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.
Affordability
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 03, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses affordability.
How are consumers fairing?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 02, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses consumers and spending.
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- consumers
Texas leads in the top US growth industries
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on September 01, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses how well Texas performs in the top US growth industries.
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- Texas
Affordability
Column Published in syndication August 26, 2026Over 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.
What is the latest on data centers in Texas?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on August 28, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses data centers in Texas.
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- data centers,
- Texas
What did July retail sales look like?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on August 27, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses the July retail sales numbers.
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- retail sales
SNAP error rates
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on August 26, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses SNAP error rates and the implications.
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- SNAP
What did the latest consumer price index show?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on August 25, 2026Dr. Perryman discusses the latest consumer price index.
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- inflation,
- consumer price index
Omnipresent Oil
Column Published in syndication August 19, 2026The United States remained the world's largest crude oil producer in 2025, continuing a trend that began in 2018 and reflects a remarkable turnaround from past decades. With a record high 13.6 million barrels per day (bpd), the US led Russia (9.9 million bpd), Saudi Arabia (9.6 million bpd), and Canada (5.0 million bpd) by a wide margin.
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- oil,
- production,
- United States