September 2016 Economic Indicators
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The document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region of Wisconsin. It includes statistics on foreclosures from 1998-2016, cumulative GDP growth from 2011-2014 for Midwestern states, a quote from John Maynard Keynes on economists, and data on the effects of trade with China, immigration trends in the US and region from 1820-2010, and the growth of unauthorized immigrants from 1990-2015.
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Taggert J. Brooks, PhD, Professor and Chair of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, presented on the local economics of COVID-19. The presentation covered the current state of the virus and timeline, the economic policy response through monetary and fiscal actions, and reopening plans. It showed data on rising unemployment claims in La Crosse County and discussed the short and long-term local economic impacts. The presentation concluded that a return to normalcy will require a vaccine, improved treatment options, herd immunity, or expanded testing and contact tracing.
October 2018
This document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region. It discusses tariffs as a percentage of imports over time, showing they were historically high but have declined significantly. It also outlines the basics of international trade theory, including Robinson Crusoe and Ricardian models of comparative advantage. Two panels then discuss the impacts of increased U.S. tariffs and trade agreements like NAFTA and the new USMCA on the U.S. and Wisconsin specifically. Surveys suggest people think increased tariffs will mostly hurt the U.S. while NAFTA and USMCA will generally help.
October 2017
This document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region by reviewing several indicators:
- A survey from 2002 shows that residents' financial positions compared to the previous year were mostly unchanged or better.
- Consumer sentiment and expectations indices for the region have typically tracked close to national averages.
- Tourism employment has grown steadily in benchmark cities like Salt Lake City and Atlanta in recent decades and remains a important industry for economic development in the region.
- Developing amenities like trails and parks can provide downstream benefits to health, home values, and tourism in addition to improving quality of life.
- Speakers at the event discussed leveraging the region's natural comparative advantages to attract investment and spur additional economic growth through tourism.
March 2017
The document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region. It discusses several topics including the "TRUMP Bump" in stock markets following the 2016 election, recent income inequality research, American trade deals, healthcare and tax reforms, and trends in non-profit funding sources and demand. Charts show post-election stock market gains and regional economic growth comparisons. The presentation aims to inform the audience about recent economic indicators while disclaiming any political views of the presenter or sponsors.
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Taggert J. Brooks is an economist and professor at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse who is presenting an economic outlook. He notes that as an economist, he analyzes data but cannot predict the future like prophets or fortune tellers. The presentation includes charts on mortgage rates over time and survey results on regional indicators for consumers, businesses, and manufacturing as well as business expansion. It poses questions to attendees about opportunities and threats to regional business expansion, and how businesses are managing their need for skilled workers.
March 2016 Economic Indicators
The document provides an economic update for the Seven Rivers region including:
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- Data from the Institute for Supply Management showing a slowing economy in February 2016.
- Discussion of changing business dynamics such as businesses getting bigger, older, slower, and less creative while workers are becoming less mobile.
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October 2015 Economic Indicators
The document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region including data on tourism expenditures, economic impact of tourism, and proposed overtime pay rules. Key points include:
- Table 6 shows average expenditures per person on various tourism-related items totaling $202.54.
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The document provides economic indicators data for the 7 Rivers region, including housing vacancy rates, foreclosure rates, median home prices, and mortgage rates for several counties from 1974-2018. It also includes charts showing GDP changes in various countries since 2008, construction spending in the US from 1993-2014, government investment spending as a percentage of GDP from 1967-2011, and oil prices needed for fiscal balance on in several oil producing nations.
April 2014 Economic Indicators
“Economic Indicators: An Update for the 7 Rivers Region” reports on a long-term study of regional economic indicators. The research is ongoing and spans a period of time to enable us to understand and report trends. This project is expected to continuously build on a base of economic information and provide decision makers with valuable tools for strategic planning. The information will also provide a basis for comparison with other regions and a measure of our progress.
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This document contains economic indicators for the 7 Rivers Region including data on air travel, retail sales, sales tax rebates, foreclosures, minimum wage rates, and occupational wages. Air travel has increased steadily since 1996 while retail sales have grown significantly since 1992. Foreclosures peaked in the late 2000s during the recession but have declined since. The minimum wage, when adjusted for inflation, has remained relatively constant since the 1980s while around 24% of the regional workforce earns at or below $10.10 per hour.
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The document discusses recent economic indicators and trends in the United States, including home prices, unemployment rates, employment growth, consumer sentiment, GDP growth, and monetary policy uncertainty. It provides charts and data on these topics from various regions to analyze where the economy has been and help economic developers understand where it may be going. Key uncertainties discussed include fiscal and monetary policy impacts as well as the effects of the Federal Reserve tapering its quantitative easing program.
September 2013
This document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region including indicators such as consumer sentiment, home prices, unemployment rates, GDP changes in various countries since 2008, and Federal Reserve policies and debt purchases. It discusses measures of consumer sentiment in the 7 Rivers region compared to national averages. Graphs show increases in case-shiller home price indices for Phoenix, Minneapolis and the 7 Rivers region from 1998 to 2013, as well as decreases in unemployment rates from 2000 to 2012 in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and the United States. The document also addresses the Federal Reserve's performance and challenges, communication policies, quantitative easing programs, and questions and answers from a talk given by the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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This document discusses the debate around austerity versus investment in government budgets. It notes that in the short run, post-war recessions in countries like the US, Germany, and France led to declines in GDP, but countries were able to recover. However, severe austerity policies can risk going past a "fiscal cliff" and hampering long-term growth. While governments must spend on priorities like defense, infrastructure, education, and health, current debt levels mean budgets will be constrained unless policies focus on strengthening long-term growth to boost tax revenues.
Sept 2012 final
The document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region including:
1) Charts showing GDP growth in the US and Europe since 2008, with the US seeing a decline before recovering while southern European countries like Spain and Italy saw continued declines.
2) Data on interest rates on government bonds in European countries from 1990 to 2010, with rates in Spain and Italy rising significantly during the Euro crisis.
3) A chart comparing federal spending per dollar of taxes collected by different US states, with some southern states receiving more spending than taxes collected.
4) Information is presented but no clear consensus is reached on the challenges businesses face in accessing capital and the roles that various stakeholders can play in improving access to capital
April 2012 final
This document provides an economic update for the 7 Rivers region. It includes data on consumer sentiment, home prices, housing market indicators like average sale prices and days on market, foreclosure rates, building permits, employment levels and declines, unemployment rates and durations, state and regional employment changes by industry, sales tax revenue, and income inequality nationally and locally. The data show the impacts of recessions in 2001, 2007-2009, and trends over time. Overall it analyzes key economic indicators to assess the current state of the regional and local economies.
Sept 2011 final
The document provides economic indicators and data for the 7 Rivers region:
1) It shows charts of employment declines, GDP declines, unemployment duration, and job separations that demonstrate the impacts of past recessions in 2001 and 2007-2008.
2) Additional charts show housing indicators like home prices, building permits, listings and foreclosures that all declined sharply in the region during the late 2000s housing crash but have started to recover in recent years.
3) Consumer sentiment and job security surveys illustrate that while economic confidence remains low, feelings of a recovery may be growing according to improved sentiment in 2011 compared to prior years.
May 2011 final
The document discusses challenges facing the US healthcare system. It notes that while there is a crisis in healthcare financing, rising costs are driven by both increasing prices and quantities of healthcare consumed. International comparisons show the US spends a much larger share of GDP on healthcare than other countries. Reforming the system to control costs will be an ongoing challenge for the foreseeable future.
Sept 2010 final
The document summarizes an economic update for the 7 Rivers Region. It includes a standard disclaimer and introduces recession indicators. It then discusses how politicians have little control over the economy compared to larger market forces. The remainder outlines an agenda with questions on tax structure, workforce development, eliminating ineffective spending, income tax reform, supporting industry clusters, and creating an economic development investment fund.
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The document summarizes economic indicators for the 7 Rivers region. It discusses the ongoing economic recovery beginning in late summer 2009, which was expected to be slow. It also covers provisions of the Affordable Care Act, including expanding health insurance coverage to 32 million more Americans, establishing an independent Medicare board to control costs, and addressing long-term fiscal problems with Medicare and Medicaid through taxes and fees. The document concludes by mentioning encouraging innovation and changes to the housing market.
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September 2016 Economic Indicators
- 1. Economic Indicators: An Update for the 7 Rivers Region
- 2. Why did they do so well?
- 3. “If economists could manage to get themselves thought of as humble, competent people on a level with dentists, that would be splendid.” ~ John Maynard Keynes
- 8. - 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0 500.0 600.0 700.0 800.0 900.0 1,000.0 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 Total Number of Foreclosures Filed in: Jackson, Juneau, La Crosse, Monroe, Trempealeau, Vernon Counties
- 13. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Michigan Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois 2011-2014 Cumulative GSP Growth
- 14. Why did they do so well?
- 21. Why did they do so well?
- 26. Theory suggests that trade with China yields aggregate gains for the US economy. Our study also highlights the distributional consequences of trade and the medium run efficiency losses associated with adjustment to trade shocks. The consequences of China trade for US employment, household income, and government benefit programs may contribute to public ambivalence toward globalization and specific anxiety about increasing trade with China. ~ Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013) China Syndrome
- 27. Why did they do so well?
- 29. Why did they do so well?
- 37. Immigration
- 39. 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% US Minnesota Wisconsin La Crosse City Foreign born persons, percent, 2010
- 40. 0.0% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0% 4.0% 5.0% Allamakee WinonaTrempealeauLa Crosse Monroe Jackson Houston Juneau Vernon Foreign born persons, percent, 2010
- 41. 0.0% 2.5% 5.0% 7.5% 10.0% 12.5% Vernon Monroe AllamakeeTrempealeau Winona Jackson La Crosse Juneau Houston Language other than English spoken at home, pct age 5+, 2010
- 42. 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 1820-30 1851-60 1881-90 1911-20 1941-50 1971-80 2001-06 Source of U.S. Immigrants Oceania* Africa Americas Asia Europe
- 43. 0% 3% 6% 9% 1820 to 1829 1850 to 1859 1880 to 1889 1910 to 1919 1940 to 1949 1970 to 1979 2000 to 2009 U.S. immigration as a percentage of U.S. population Oceania* Africa Americas Asia Europe
- 44. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 Millions if Unauthorized Immigrants
- 48. I can’t wait for Monday Night!
- 49. Thanks.