Economic Report: Manufacturing Up, But Jobs Not Coming Back

While the numbers may be up in manufacturing, they may not translate to more employment.

Haas Center Partners with United Way of Escambia County on Study

Meeting included topics ranging from measuring economic impact and measuring success to conducting survey research and using secondary data resources.

AARP Scores Pensacola High on Social Engagement, Low on Health

Our local communities are better than average at civic and social engagement but still need some work.

Economic Report: ADP Jobs Report Shows Growth

The jobs report from ADP, the nation’s largest payroll processor, yielded surprisingly good results for the month of November.

Are Electric Automobiles Cheaper to Own?

For the U.S. as a whole, alternative car sales rose from 3.98 percent of total car sales in 2005 to 11.26 percent of sales in 2015.

Haas Center Economist Analyzes Local Retail Sales

A closer inspection of the numbers reveals major changes in consumption patterns from years past.

Tourists Give Retailers Summer Bump, But Holidays Still Busiest Time of Year

Study reports that 58 percent of consumers plan to buy for themselves, spending an average of $139.61, and marking the second-highest level of personal spending in the survey’s 13-year history.

UWF Finance Students Visit New York Stock Exchange

The students, members of the Argo Investment Fund group, which manages around $20,000 of actual money as a learning experience, visited the city Nov. 3-6.

Economic Report: What a Trump Presidency Means for the Economy

Trump highlighted several key issues that he wants to address in the first 100 days of his presidency.

Despite Debt, College Grads More Likely Than Peers to Buy Homes

Data shows home ownership rates in Florida increasing as educational attainment increases.

Economic Report: New Home Sales Rise Unexpectedly

New home sales beat expectations in September, leading to questions about where the housing market stands.

Pensacola-Area Residents Diverse in Lifestyles, Attitudes

Its residents appear much less diverse than other areas of Florida or the country.