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Gulf Coast / /
Organization
Trade Institute / Federal Aviation Administration / Texas Association of REALTORS / National Science Foundation / Texas A&M REC / U.S. Patent & Trademark Office / Real Estate Center / Organization for International Investment / Multiple Listing Service / Texas Center for Border Economic and Enterprise Development / Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas / U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics / U.S. Census Bureau / El Paso Income Research & Development According to U.S. Bureau / Texas A&M University / office of the Governor Economic Development & Tourism / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Texas Workforce Commission / Association of American Railroads / /
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Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos / Austin-Round Rock Page / /
Position
Texas Comptroller / leader / CPA / Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts / /
Overview of the Texas Economy Current state economic and demographic trends Employment Texas saw a 2.3 percent increase in employment in 2013, gaining 252,400 seasonally adjusted jobs from