Indicators to Measure Orlando’s Economic Recovery: October 2 Update
A weekly update to high-frequency indicators through October 2 that will signal worsening or better economic recovery outcomes for the Orlando region.
A weekly update to high-frequency indicators through October 2 that will signal worsening or better economic recovery outcomes for the Orlando region.
Lessons learned from previous economic contractions provide a sense of what can be expected in the wake of the COVID-19 Recession.
When the recession officially ends and how painful it gets depends largely on policy choices driven by policy makers’ interpretation of the economic indicators that characterize it.
While the size and persistence of COVID-19’s global economic impact is unknowable, Central Florida will directly experience the effects of slowed consumer demand.
The Milken Institute recently ranked the Orlando metropolitan area seventh among large cities in the United States reflecting an improvement…
Residents from the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico fleeing the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria are among the hundreds arriving daily…