Economic Report: Pensacola Residents Have Reasons to Be Optimistic About Economy
While perceptions have changed, the reality is that the area is still poised for growth.
While perceptions have changed, the reality is that the area is still poised for growth.
Historical data shows us Santa Rosa County has fared better than Escambia County during periods of economic recovery.
Dr. Rick Harper talks about the Fed’s data-driven strategies when it comes to their strategic plan and decision to raise interest rates.
The study will assess the ease and efficiency of the voting process and the voters’ knowledge of voting options, locations and other general election information.
Overcoming the challenge can present difficulty, and expectations in college classes can be overwhelming.
U.S. housing starts jumped 2.1 percent in July, far exceeding projections. In this week’s “Economic Report,” Dr. Rick Harper talks about what the most recent housing numbers mean for the gross domestic product outlook.
Each of the top 25 degree programs at the University of West Florida is ranked by its graduates’ annualized wages and the percent of them employed full time within the state.
The monthly job report from the U.S. Department of Labor exceeded expectations, with 255,000 new jobs added on estimates of just 180,000 expected.
The ADP Research Institute’s job report for July was released this week and showed strong growth yet again for the month.
County-level reports of smoking habits from 2002-13 consistently show that residents of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton counties are 20-40 percent more likely to smoke tobacco than individuals from other parts of the state.
Weighing the most recent economic indicators, the Federal Reserve opted once again to not raise interest rates.
The plan will develop a regional strategy to transform the area’s economy.