Add to ORKGSeveral years ago, the Philadelphia Fed developed a small forecasting model for each of the three states in the Third Federal Reserve DistrictCPennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. This article introduces a similar model that forecasts major economic variables for the Philadelphia metropolitan area and the city of Philadelphia. Read this article and find out what the model predicts for the metro area and the cityForecasting ; Philadelphia (Pa.)
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Business surveys often give early signals of the direction and magnitude of economic activity. One r...
Updates a statistical portrait of the city, including trends in demographics, housing, unemployment ...
The premise of this study is that the regional economist can better understand the Ohio economy by s...
Vector-autoregression (VAR) forecast models have been developed for many state economies, including ...
Comparisons with other regions makes clear that Metropolitan Philadelphia has fallen into the second...
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has conducted both the Survey of Professional Forecasters a...
Compares greater Philadelphia with eight metropolitan areas using indicators of regional growth, fam...
Throughout the latter half of the twentieth century there was growing concern about Philadelphia’s j...
This effort builds scenarios off a set of Future Forces of change in Greater Philadelphia. Future Fo...
Provides an updated statistical portrait of the city, based on indicators for jobs and the economy, ...
Published in March 2007 by the Philadelphia Workforce Investment Board, A Tale of Two Cities is a re...
This report documents Greater Philadelphia's current standing as a knowledge region, compares its pe...
This executive summary details a report that documents Greater Philadelphia's current standing as a ...
Many policymakers and business persons are interested not only in the course of the national economy...
Nine years ago, the Business Review examined the role that access to Center City Philadelphia played...
Business surveys often give early signals of the direction and magnitude of economic activity. One r...
Updates a statistical portrait of the city, including trends in demographics, housing, unemployment ...
The premise of this study is that the regional economist can better understand the Ohio economy by s...