The Connecticut Economy

1993 - 2014

From University of Connecticut, Department of Economics
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1999, issue Fall

Forbes by the Numbers

William McEachern

Southwest Storms the Northeast

William McEachern

1999, issue Summer

Connecticut’s FIREd Up!

William McEachern

Crime and Punishment in Connecticut

William McEachern

1999, issue Spring

Some State Income Tax Snapshots

William McEachern

State Income Tax Now Biggest Fiscal Horse

William McEachern

1999, issue Winter

Car Sales and Road Traffic

William McEachern

The Persistence of Place in an Internet World

William McEachern

1998, issue Fall

New England Check-Up

William McEachern

The Connecticut Economy Meets Wall Street

William McEachern

1998, issue Summer

Job Machines and Bedroom Communities

William McEachern

Are Labor Shortages Killing the Expansion?

William McEachern

1998, issue Spring

Connecticut's Progressive Income Tax

William McEachern

Job Totals Rising, Labor Force Shrinking? Go Figure

William McEachern

1998, issue Winter

Connecticut's Income Inequality

William McEachern

Changes in Connecticut's Median Household Help Explain the Income Decline

William McEachern

1997, issue Fall

Tracking the Hartford Region Through the Yellow Pages

William McEachern

Some Virtues of Part-Time Employment in Connecticut

William McEachern

1997, issue Summer

Was the Great Recession a Double-Dipper?

William McEachern

Small City Geography...Big City Problems

William McEachern

1997, issue Spring

Confidence Converges

William McEachern

A Hard Look at Connecticut's Software Industry

William McEachern

1997, issue Winter

CT Extends Income Lead

William McEachern

Connecticut's Exodus is Losing Steam

William McEachern

1996, issue October

County Income Patters

William McEachern

The Light at the End of the Fiber-optic Cable: Connecticut's Photonics Cluster

William McEachern

1996, issue July

Crime Down in '95

William McEachern

1996, issue April

Consumer Confidence Versus Business Confidence

William McEachern

Connecticut's Flat Tax

William McEachern

1996, issue January

Just the FAQs on Connecticut's Economy: Some Frequently Asked Questions

William McEachern

Recession Watch

William McEachern

1995, issue October

Is Connecticut Back in the Soup?

William McEachern

1995, issue July

Crime Down in '94

William McEachern

Does a Rising Tide Lift All the Boats? Jobs and Welfare in Connecticut

William McEachern

1995, issue April

Consumer Confidence vs. Business Confidence

William McEachern

1995, issue January

Median Household Income in Connecticut

William McEachern

Where From and Where To?

William McEachern

1994, issue October

Crime Down in Connecticut

William McEachern

Why Income Held Up During the Recession

William McEachern

1994, issue July

State Still Tops in Income

William McEachern

Five Economic Myths

William McEachern

1994, issue April

Hard Times for the Property Tax

William McEachern

Why Are People Still Down on the Economy?

William McEachern

1994, issue January

Yellow Pages: A Stamford-Greenwich Reprise

William McEachern

Jobs and Employment by Town

William McEachern

1993, issue October

Tracking the Recession Through the Yellow Pages

William McEachern

You Heard it Here First: The Great Recession is History!

William McEachern

1993, issue July

Fairfield County, New York East?

William McEachern

Travel and Tourism on the Rebound

William McEachern

1993, issue April

Why Isn't the Unemployment Rate Higher?

William McEachern

Picking Up the Pieces After Connecticut's Great Recession

William McEachern