"Producing" Growth

Nathan Kauffman and John McCoy

Nebraska Economist, 2024

Abstract: In contrast to the nation as a whole, goods-producing industries have accounted for much of the recent economic growth in Nebraska. Persistent demand growth for food, alongside construction, have been significant drivers of growth, both recently and longer-term. Moreover, a concentration in manufacturing has generally been a source of strength for Nebraska's economy, particularly in rural areas.

Keywords: goods; manufacturing; rural economy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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