Nebraska will record solid economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. Nebraska’s large farming sector is struggling and will not contribute much to economic growth during the forecast period. Job growth also will be sluggish in transportation and retail trade. Job growth, however, will be stronger in the services, finance, manufacturing and construction. Projected growth rates for 2019 to 2021 are presented in Table 1. Employment will grow by 0.7% to 0.9% per year, below the national rate. Nonfarm income will grow between 4.4% and 4.5% each year. This growth readily exceeds inflation and population growth, implying growth in real per capita income in Nebraska from 2019 through 2021. Improved income growth reflects ...
The Nebraska economy will contract in 2020 but the rate of decline will not be as rapid as nationwid...
Despite some recent difficulties in the farm sector, the Nebraska nonfarm economy will continue to g...
National economic conditions will continue to favor growth over the next three years, including sust...
Nebraska will record solid economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. Nebr...
Nebraska will record solid economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. Whil...
Nebraska will record moderate economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. L...
Nebraska will fully participate in stronger U.S. economic growth. While the farming sector will cont...
Over the last few years the service sector has been the primary engine of economic growth in the Uni...
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National economic conditions will continue to favor growth over the next three years. Increased busi...
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Overview Nebraska has not fully participated in the recent upsurge in national economic growth. From...
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Despite the robust national economy, Nebraska\u27s economy has started an employment growth slowdown...
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The Nebraska economy will contract in 2020 but the rate of decline will not be as rapid as nationwid...
Despite some recent difficulties in the farm sector, the Nebraska nonfarm economy will continue to g...
National economic conditions will continue to favor growth over the next three years, including sust...
Nebraska will record solid economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. Nebr...
Nebraska will record solid economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. Whil...
Nebraska will record moderate economic growth during the forecast period but will lag U.S. growth. L...
Nebraska will fully participate in stronger U.S. economic growth. While the farming sector will cont...
Over the last few years the service sector has been the primary engine of economic growth in the Uni...
National Macroeconomic conditions are favorable for future expansion of income, employment, and reve...
National economic conditions will continue to favor growth over the next three years. Increased busi...
After shaking off its winter doldrums, the U.S. economy has begun to accelerate, and can expect to e...
Overview Nebraska has not fully participated in the recent upsurge in national economic growth. From...
There has been a re-balancing of both global and domestic economic growth during 2017. Globally, gro...
Despite the robust national economy, Nebraska\u27s economy has started an employment growth slowdown...
THE NEW NORMAL U.S. Macroeconomic Outlook U.S. economic growth accelerated in late 2013 as economic ...
The Nebraska economy will contract in 2020 but the rate of decline will not be as rapid as nationwid...
Despite some recent difficulties in the farm sector, the Nebraska nonfarm economy will continue to g...
National economic conditions will continue to favor growth over the next three years, including sust...