15 JunPS Economic Forecaster- June 2024_Updated
We find that we must once again remind you that data has lags and that while you are preparing your summer plans, we are still receiving data from last winter. Part of forecasting the future is also forecasting the recent past. When we printed this report and mailed them, we were very restricted when it came to word counts and graphics. We might have made the printing team cry with this edition. We cover all the usual economic topics, but we have added three special articles and pages that should engage your brain. Our friends at Chmura Economics and Analytics have provided a deep dive on employment projections for our region. The charts alone are worth your time. Our student researchers took time away from their finals and papers to explore the economics of protests and climate change which are meant to bring you pause and reflection. In mid-July we will hit record on the next podcast and see what we think of the next 30 days. Daily we will post 6-8 noteworthy items in our social media stream. Be sure to join us for those! We also do live shows throughout the state, if you are interested in having us talk with your group, please let us know.
Download the NewsletterVolume: 32 - Number: 2
Leading Index Title: How Economist Look into Puget Sound Economy
Special Topic Title: Protesting in WA State
Authors:
- Hart Hodges
- James McCafferty
- James Mark Gbeda