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A Chart And Map Book Of Population And Selected Economic Indicators For New Mexico Counties, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
A Chart And Map Book Of Population And Selected Economic Indicators For New Mexico Counties, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A collection of data tables, charts, and color maps illustrating data on population growth, employment, personal income, wages and salaries, and gross receipts tax revenues for New Mexico counties. The data were compiled from several government agencies and were the most current available (2007-2008) at time of publication.
An Inventory And Assessment Of Farmington's Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber
An Inventory And Assessment Of Farmington's Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber
BBER Publications
This report assesses the potential for arts and cultural industries of Farmington, New Mexico. The study was done in three parts: an inventory of the "creative" economy of the Farmington area, including all of San Juan County; followed by a community-based survey of artists, retailers, and others engaged in the area's arts industries; concluding with an analysis of the economic impact of the local creative economy. Includes tables, charts, references, and a sample survey.
Unm West Campus In The New Rio Rancho City Center: A Report For The University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Lee A. Reynis, Andrew Webb, Molly J. Bleecker
Unm West Campus In The New Rio Rancho City Center: A Report For The University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, Lee A. Reynis, Andrew Webb, Molly J. Bleecker
BBER Publications
Undertaken at the request of the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center, BBER compiled data to quantify the demand for programs at the new UNM West campus in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. The report includes an estimate of the campus's catchment area based upon drive-time analyses; demographic information on the population within the catchment area; an inventory and map of existing businesses that could serve the campus students and staff; and summaries of interviews conducted by BBER with business and community leaders on their "hopes and visions" for the UNM West campus. Illustrated with maps and tables.
An Inventory And Assessment Of Raton Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber, Andrew Webb
An Inventory And Assessment Of Raton Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber, Andrew Webb
BBER Publications
In 2009 UNM-BBER investigated the arts and cultural (A & C) economy in Raton, New Mexico, with a focus on an inventory and assessment of the communitys cultural assets. According to the authors, a principle challenge for Raton is to leverage the sense of place and natural environment of the region to create a broader market, thus providing the jobs and revenues necessary for long-term growth and sustainability of the creative economy. The study consisted of three parts: an extensive inventory of the local creative economy's assets; a community-based survey of artists, retailers, and others engaged in creative industries; and …
Mid-May 2009 Apartment Survey Conducted For The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Mid-May 2009 Apartment Survey Conducted For The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
The Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) at the University of New Mexico conducted a survey of apartment properties in communities across the state for the New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA). The survey was undertaken in May 2009, with non-response follow-up extending into mid-July. Vacancy and rent data for mid-May, along with the year the structure was built, were requested for apartment complexes with five or more units. The survey focused on the 30 largest communities in New Mexico, excluding Albuquerque and other cities in Bernalillo County, Rio Rancho, and Santa Fe, as those markets are covered extensively …
An Inventory And Assessment Of Los Alamos Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber
An Inventory And Assessment Of Los Alamos Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber
BBER Publications
This report presents the findings of an investigation into the arts and cultural industries of Los Alamos, New Mexico. The study was done in three parts: an inventory of the "creative" economy of the Los Alamos area; a community-based survey of artists, historians, retailers, and others engaged in the area's creative industries; an analysis of the impact of and trends in the creative economy of the Los Alamos area. Results indicate that the structure of the creative economic sectors in Los Alamos is atypical compared to that of Santa Fe and other New Mexico communities. Includes tables, charts, references, and …
An Inventory And Assessment Of Las Vegas Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux
An Inventory And Assessment Of Las Vegas Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux
BBER Publications
This report presents the findings of an investigation of the arts and cultural economy of Las Vegas, New Mexico. This study was conducted as part of the New Mexico Arts and Cultural District Program. The study was done in three parts: an inventory of the creative economy of the Las Vegas area; a community-based survey of artists, retailers, and others engaged in the arts industry of the area; an analysis of the economic impact of the local creative economy.
An Inventory And Assessment Of Silver City's Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber, Andrew Webb
An Inventory And Assessment Of Silver City's Arts And Cultural Assets, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Scott Maddux, Adam Barber, Andrew Webb
BBER Publications
Despite a high level of organization and integration, the economic impact of arts and cultural (A & C) industries is yet to be fully realized in Silver City, New Mexico. During the period October 2008-April 2009, UNM-BBER conducted an investigation of the A & C economy of Silver City, with a focus on an inventory and assessment of the community's cultural assets. The study was done in three parts: an extensive inventory of the assets of the area's creative economy; a community-based survey of artists, preservationists, retailers, and others engaged in creative industries in Silver City and neighboring communities; and …
Population And Selected Economic Variables For The U.S. And States (Revised), Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Population And Selected Economic Variables For The U.S. And States (Revised), Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A series of data tables, graphs, charts, and colored maps illustrating population growth, employment, personal income, wages and salaries, and gross domestic product by state. Data were compiled from several government agencies, including the U.S. Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, and were the most current available at the time of publication (2006 - 2007).
A Chart And Map Book Of Population And Selected Economic Indicators For New Mexico Counties, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
A Chart And Map Book Of Population And Selected Economic Indicators For New Mexico Counties, Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A series of data tables, graphic charts, and colored maps illustrating data on population growth, employment, personal income, and wages and salaries for New Mexico counties. The data are from several government agencies including the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, and were the most current available at time of publication (2005-2007).
Lovington Mainstreet: Community Economic Assessment, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Andrew Webb
Lovington Mainstreet: Community Economic Assessment, Jeffrey Mitchell, Molly J. Bleecker, Andrew Webb
BBER Publications
An analysis of economic conditions in Lovington, New Mexico, commissioned for its MainStreet program. The regional trade area surrounding Lovington (as determined by drive time analysis), and its downtown MainStreet district are described and displayed in color maps. Selected demographic, housing, and economic data for both Lovington and Lea County are examined. An analysis of pull factors revealed that Lovington has a net inflow of gross receipt tax revenues, largely due to oil and gas industry revenues. Lovington faces many challenges, including flat population growth, low educational achievement levels, a severe housing shortage, and the volatility of the petroleum industry. …
State Of The Albuquerque Economy And Forecast, Lee A. Reynis
State Of The Albuquerque Economy And Forecast, Lee A. Reynis
BBER Publications
A slide presentation on the state of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area economy given to the Albuquerque Economic Roundtable on January 15, 2009. Chiefly tables and graphic charts that illustrate employment by industry; income and wages; construction; and housing sales. Concludes with a forecast.
Estimated Economic Impacts Of The Buckman Direct Diversion Project: A Study For The Buckman Direct Diversion Board, Lee A. Reynis, Doleswar Bhandari
Estimated Economic Impacts Of The Buckman Direct Diversion Project: A Study For The Buckman Direct Diversion Board, Lee A. Reynis, Doleswar Bhandari
BBER Publications
Economic and fiscal impact analysis of the Buckman Direct Diversion Project, which will provide an additional water supply for the Santa Fe area by diverting and treating water from the Rio Grande River. The authors used an export-base method in a comparative static analysis.