Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Forecasts prepared by Urban and Regional Economist Jerome Segura III, Ph.D., on behalf of Numbers and Nature LLC.
- County Employment Levels
- County Labor Force Levels
- County Unemployment Levels
- County Unemployment Rates
- Education and Health Services Employment Levels
- Leisure and Hospitality Employment Levels
- Local Employment Levels
- Local Labor Force Levels
- Local Unemployment Levels
- Local Unemployment Rates
- Manufacturing Employment Levels
- State Employment Levels
- State Labor Force Levels
- State Unemployment Levels
- State Unemployment Rates
- Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income
- Mean Travel Time to Work
- Means of Transportation to Work
- Monthly Home-ownership Costs as a Percent of Household Income with Mortgage
- Monthly Home-ownership Costs as a Percent of Household Income without Mortgage
- Percent of Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch
- Poverty Rate
- Vehicle Available per Housing Unit
Local Employment Levels
Employment is a leading economic indicator into the overall health of the local economy with an emphasis on economic growth, though job quality is a critical driver of economic prosperity. The 24-month forecasts attempt to provide the user an approximation of what the future may hold. These estimates are derived from the multiplicative seasonal autoregressive integrated moving-average (SARIMA) model. One should never forget that a forecast represents a best estimation of what might take place. In a dynamic world, forecasts are often wrong because of unforeseen events. For this purpose, the forecasts incorporate a moderate recession occurring at 12 months out - the dashed lines. Always be cautious when employing a forecast for planning purposes.
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