Foreign-born, non-citizen workers account for almost 15 percent of the Greater Washington regional workforce.
Promoting Parks and Recreation’s Role in Economic Development
The National Recreation and Park Association and GMU Center for Regional Analysis explored the role that park amenities play in 21st century regional economic development.
Inverted Yield Curves and an Impending Recession
Recently the financial press has had several stories talking about interest rate spreads and inverted yield curves with whispers of the word “recession”. But what exactly is an inverted yield curve and what predictive role does it play in the U.S. economy? The yield curve is the difference in short-term rates like a three-month or 1-year Treasury note and long-term interest rates like on 10 year Treasury bonds. Short-term interest rates paid on Treasury notes […]
DC Region Population Estimates and Components, 2016 – 2017
The Washington DC Metro area sees the fourth straight year of net-domestic outmigration.
Event Recap: Symposium on Strengthening the Pipeline from School to Work
A brief summary and pictures from the event.
26th Annual NOVA Chamber Economic Conference
Dr. Terry Clower spoke regarding the United States Economic Outlook for 2018 at the 26th Annual NOVA Chamber of Commerce Economic Conference.
2016 GDP Growth in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area and Commonwealth of Virginia
The Washington DC Metropolitan Area Continues to Show Lackluster Economic Growth The US Bureau of Economic Analysis released data on 2016 Gross Domestic Product by Metropolitan Area. In 2016, the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area (Hence forth, the Washington Metro Area) had a $449.3 billion economy. This represents an increase of 1.1 percent over the revised 2015 figure of $444.4 billion.[1] Between 2015 and 2016, the Washington Metro Area GDP grew slower than the national […]
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