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2005, issue Nov, vol 17

Job shocks: resuscitation or suffocation? pp. 1

Ronald Wirtz

Helicopter churn: the macro view on job loss and growth pp. 3

Terry Fitzgerald and Mark Holland

County employment: shocks and rebounds pp. 2, 4-5

Elizabeth Ball, Terry Fitzgerald and Mark Holland

Methodology: a county slice in time pp. 6

Ronald Wirtz

A missing bogeyman pp. 7-10

Ronald Wirtz

Shocked, only not: false positive cases of employment decline pp. 8

Dan Mayberry

Company mass layoffs: the “other” job shock pp. 10

Ronald Wirtz

Fickle like the wind pp. 11-15

Phil Davies

Exploring new tourism territory pp. 16-18

Joe Mahon

Job shock: when lightning threatens again

Colin Hartman and Joe Larson

2005, issue Sep, vol 17

Pipe dreams pp. 1-5, 7

Phil Davies

The path not taken pp. 6

Phil Davies

Paying the piper pp. 8-11

Phil Davies

Tapping into savings pp. 10

Phil Davies

Livestock shocks: mad cow, trade policy and strong prices pp. 12-13

Joe Mahon

This little piggy restricted market access pp. 13

Joe Mahon

Lighting up Big Sky, dereg style pp. 14-17

Frank Jossi

Black gold rush pp. 19-22

Joe Mahon

2005, issue Jul, vol 17

Home, sweet (manufactured?) home pp. 1-7

Ronald Wirtz

Ginnie Mae I buy a manufactured home? pp. 6

Ronald Wirtz

Dealer, heal thyself pp. 7-8

Ronald Wirtz

Hello, have we met? pp. 8-10

Ronald Wirtz

Angels we have heard on high pp. 11-13

Frank Jossi

Timothy J. Kehoe on the regional impact of international trade pp. 13-16

Joe Mahon

District economy continues to grow pp. 18-19

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

2005, issue May, vol 17

A rising housing tide pp. 1-2, 4-5

Ronald Wirtz

Close-knit neighborhoods pp. 3

Ronald Wirtz

Bureaucratic rent trends pp. 5

Ronald Wirtz

Housing affordability: Catch me if you can pp. 6-9

Ronald Wirtz

Rust never sleeps pp. 10-12

Frank Jossi

The beet generation pp. 14-17

Joe Mahon

Foreign, Inc pp. 18-20

Colbey Sullivan

Manufacturing lots of work for little profit pp. 21

Tobias Madden

District exports post strong growth in 2004 pp. 22-23

Rob Grunewald

2005, issue Mar, vol 17

Getting wasted pp. 1

Douglas Clement

Not in my back 40 pp. 2-6

Douglas Clement

Profiles in garbage pp. 3

Douglas Clement

Recycling—righteous or rubbish? pp. 6-9

Douglas Clement

Missing the bus pp. 10-13

Phil Davies

An open house for real estate agents pp. 14-15

Joe Mahon

Keep on truckin’ (please) pp. 16-18

Joe Mahon

A dynamic economy means churning employment pp. 19

Rob Grunewald

A burning issue

Douglas Clement

2005, issue Jan, vol 17

Help wanted, again pp. 1-3

Ronald Wirtz

Job description: Track hiring demand pp. 3

Ronald Wirtz

Ready, set, dance pp. 4-5

Ronald Wirtz

The hard hat blues pp. 6-8

Ronald Wirtz

Unconventional wisdom pp. 9-11

Colbey Sullivan

Community banks full of change pp. 12-15

Ronald Wirtz

Business leaders very optimistic pp. 16-17

Tobias Madden

District economy to expand in 2005 pp. 18-19

Rob Grunewald and Tobias Madden

Nursing a shortage

Ronald Wirtz