An overview of New England's economic performance in 2008

Robert Clifford, Tom DeCoff, Charu Nidhi Gupta, Michael O'Mara and Yael Shavit

New England Economic Indicators, 2009, issue Q2, 2-11

Abstract: Like most of the nation, New England suffered economically in 2008. Job losses, rising unemployment, and slumping real estate markets were all factors in one of the worst years for the region?s economy. Nevertheless, while the recession certainly took its toll, it did not affect New England as much as it did the nation as a whole.

Keywords: Economic; conditions; -; New; England (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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