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5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
This paper published the outlook for the New Mexico Economy in 2010; data series for non-farm employment, personal income, and employment growth for New Mexico in previous quarters as well as population projections are available in the report's summary and following diagrams.
5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 13 (2), University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 13 (2), University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report presents the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research's assessment of New Mexico's economy during the Great Recession, including forecasts for employment, income, and industry growth through 2014. It also provides extensive county-level demographic and economic statistics, maps, charts, and data source references for researchers and policymakers.
Population Projections By Age-Sex_1980-2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Population Projections By Age-Sex_1980-2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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The report presents detailed population projections by age group, sex, county, and projection year (1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, and 2010) for New Mexico and all 33 counties. It serves as a technical demographic reference supporting planning, economic forecasting, public-service provision, education, healthcare, housing, and infrastructure analysis.
5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 13, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
5th Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 13, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report presents the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research's assessment of New Mexico's economy during the Great Recession, including forecasts for employment, income, and industry growth through 2014. It also provides extensive county-level demographic and economic statistics, maps, charts, and data source references for researchers and policymakers.
Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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The economic outlook conference report gives a well-rounded summary and future projections for the New Mexico economy. This paper is separated by national and state data, county and community data, and county profiles of employment, industry and population.
Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report documents New Mexico's economy during the onset of the national recession, presenting forecasts for employment, income, industry performance, exports, tourism, manufacturing, and demographic change. It also includes detailed county and community profiles, labor force statistics, and comparative state economic indicators.
Statistical Abstract And Data Sources _2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Statistical Abstract And Data Sources _2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report provides a comprehensive overview of New Mexico's economy in 2008, including economic forecasts, employment trends, population change, exports, manufacturing, tourism, county profiles, and comparative state data. Prepared for the Annual Economic Outlook Conference, it serves as a reference resource for researchers, planners, businesses, and policymakers seeking current demographic and economic information on New Mexico.
Statistical Abstract Data Sources_2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
Statistical Abstract Data Sources_2008, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
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This report compiles statewide and county-level data on population, employment, industry performance, exports, manufacturing, tourism, wages, and economic development trends. The volume also includes economic outlook analyses, state comparisons, and extensive guidance on data sources available for New Mexico research.
Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Annual Economic Outlook Conference 2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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The economic outlook conference report gives a well-rounded summary and future projections for the New Mexico economy. This paper is separated by national and state data, county and community data, county profiles of employment, industry and population, and taxation policy.
New Mexico Data Users Conference_2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, New Mexico Economic Development Department
New Mexico Data Users Conference_2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, New Mexico Economic Development Department
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This report compiles statewide and county-level demographic, economic, labor force, industry, trade, tourism, and population data for New Mexico. The publication includes economic forecasts, employment and income trends, export profiles, county profiles, and extensive data resources intended for planners, researchers, businesses, and government agencies.
Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Annual Economic Outlook Conference_Jan 2007, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report provides an overview of New Mexico's economic conditions, including employment, income, population growth, tourism, exports, manufacturing, and county-level demographic indicators. The volume combines economic forecasts with extensive state and local datasets intended to support business, government, and academic research.
Institute For Applied Research Services_09-08-2006, David P. Buchholtz
Institute For Applied Research Services_09-08-2006, David P. Buchholtz
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This report summarizes major New Mexico economic development financing mechanisms, including Special Assessment Districts (SADs), Public Improvement Districts (PIDs), Tax Increment Financing (TIF), Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs), and the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA). The publication explains the legal framework, financing structures, and policy considerations governing public infrastructure and development projects in New Mexico.
Nm Economic Outlook Conference _2006, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Nm Economic Outlook Conference _2006, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report presents national, regional, and New Mexico economic forecasts for 2006, featuring analyses by economists from Global Insight, Wells Fargo, and the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research. Topics include U.S. and global economic conditions, housing markets, energy prices, employment trends, and New Mexico's short- and long-term economic outlook.
New Mexico Data Users Conference_2006, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, New Mexico Economic Development Department
New Mexico Data Users Conference_2006, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, New Mexico Economic Development Department
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This report compiles statewide and county-level demographic, economic, labor force, tourism, export, and census data for New Mexico. The publication serves as a comprehensive data reference guide and includes economic forecasts, county profiles, population estimates, labor market statistics, and resources for locating public data sources.
Bureau Of Business And Economic Research_2005, John C. Tysseling, Brian Mcdonald
Bureau Of Business And Economic Research_2005, John C. Tysseling, Brian Mcdonald
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The report introduces a methodology that links water consumption to specific economic sectors and population characteristics by calculating water-use coefficients for agriculture, mining, manufacturing, trade, services, government, and urban and rural populations. Future demand projections are based on anticipated population growth, employment trends, economic development, and expected improvements in water-use efficiency.
The Seventh Annual Nm Data Users Conference_2005, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
The Seventh Annual Nm Data Users Conference_2005, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
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This report presents a broad overview of New Mexico's economic and demographic conditions, including employment, population trends, tourism, exports, wages, county profiles, and economic forecasts. Designed as a practical research resource, it provides detailed state and local statistics to support economic development, planning, and public policy analysis.
Labor Force Employment And The Future_May 2004, Lee A. Reynis, Tony Sylvester
Labor Force Employment And The Future_May 2004, Lee A. Reynis, Tony Sylvester
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This report analyzes Raton’s shifting labor market following the end of coal mining, identifying emerging opportunities in tourism and coalbed methane extraction while documenting significant skill gaps, aging workforce trends, and over 170 current job vacancies. It emphasizes the need for expanded education, training, and coordinated community action to align labor supply with future employer demand.
Santa Fe Living Wage Baseline Study_March 2004, Lee A. Reynis
Santa Fe Living Wage Baseline Study_March 2004, Lee A. Reynis
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This baseline study provides a comprehensive portrait of Santa Fe’s economy prior to implementation of the city’s living wage ordinance, detailing demographic trends, labor market conditions, cost‑of‑living pressures, industry structures, and the characteristics of low‑wage workers. It establishes the empirical foundation needed to evaluate future economic, social, and business impacts of the phased‑in wage increases.
Santa Fe Living Wage Baseline Study_March 2004 (2), Lee A. Reynis
Santa Fe Living Wage Baseline Study_March 2004 (2), Lee A. Reynis
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This report documents economic, demographic, and labor‑force conditions in Santa Fe before the city’s living wage ordinance took effect, analyzing wage structures, industry dynamics, poverty, housing affordability, and the experiences of low‑wage workers. It serves as a benchmark for assessing how the ordinance may influence employment, business operations, household well‑being, and broader economic trends.
The Sixth Annual Nm Data Users Conference_2004, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
The Sixth Annual Nm Data Users Conference_2004, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Economic Development Department Of New Mexico
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The report compiles comprehensive demographic, economic, labor force, income, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and county-level data for New Mexico in 2004. Produced for the Sixth Annual New Mexico Data Users Conference, it serves as a reference guide for researchers, planners, businesses, and policymakers seeking current statewide and local socioeconomic information.
Cibola County Labor Force And Technical Employment, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Cibola County Labor Force And Technical Employment, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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A report prepared for NM Trains by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at UNM on the potential for employment in particular 'technical' fields in Cibola County.
Southwest Center For Research On Poverty_1920, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Southwest Hispanic Research Institute
Southwest Center For Research On Poverty_1920, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Southwest Hispanic Research Institute
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This report narrative outlines the creation of the Southwest Center for Research on Poverty (SWCRP) at the University of New Mexico, an interdisciplinary research center dedicated to studying the causes, persistence, and consequences of poverty in New Mexico and the Southwest. The proposal details research agendas focused on poverty persistence, labor markets, health disparities, public policy, and community-based interventions while emphasizing collaboration among researchers, policymakers, students, and community organizations.
New Mexico Traffic Crash Info_1999, University Of New Mexico Division Of Government Research, New Mexico State Highway And Transportation Department
New Mexico Traffic Crash Info_1999, University Of New Mexico Division Of Government Research, New Mexico State Highway And Transportation Department
BBER Publications
This report analyzes traffic crashes occurring in New Mexico during 1999, presenting statewide and county-level data on fatalities, injuries, crash causes, alcohol involvement, seatbelt use, pedestrians, motorcycles, and roadway safety trends. Produced for the New Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau, the report serves as a comprehensive reference source for transportation planning, public safety policy, and traffic crash research.
Urban Growth Projections For Albuquerque_1999-2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Urban Growth Projections For Albuquerque_1999-2010, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
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This report projects population, employment, and housing growth for Albuquerque's Planning Information Areas (PIAs) and Community Planning Areas (CPAs) through 2010. Using demographic, economic, and housing market data, the study analyzes growth patterns across the metropolitan area and forecasts continued expansion on Albuquerque's West Side and in Rio Rancho, alongside slower growth or population stagnation in many established eastern neighborhoods.
Long-Term Economic Trends In The Mrgcog _01-22-1999, Lee A. Reynis
Long-Term Economic Trends In The Mrgcog _01-22-1999, Lee A. Reynis
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This report examines long-term demographic and economic trends in Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, and Valencia counties from 1970 through the late 1990s. The study analyzes population growth, employment patterns, income, poverty, economic diversification, commuting relationships, and regional development to provide context for future planning and policy decisions.
Resource Geographic Information System Survey And Database Summary Report, The New Mexico Engineering Research Institute
Resource Geographic Information System Survey And Database Summary Report, The New Mexico Engineering Research Institute
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A report summarizing the results of a survey given to multiple agencies in New Mexico about their GIS use.
Economic, Demographic, And Fiscal Impact Of Nuchik, Inc. Poultry Processing Plant On The City Of Artesia And The Artesia Public Schools, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Economic, Demographic, And Fiscal Impact Of Nuchik, Inc. Poultry Processing Plant On The City Of Artesia And The Artesia Public Schools, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
This report evaluates the economic, demographic, and fiscal impacts of a proposed $210 million NuChik, Inc. poultry processing facility on the City of Artesia and its public schools. Prepared by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of New Mexico, the analysis highlights that while the plant will inject 3,542 total direct and secondary jobs into the region, it will simultaneously induce a notable population growth and subsequent general fund deficit for the city, alongside an estimated influx of up to 984 new students that will heavily burden local school capital infrastructure.
Economic Demographic And Fiscal Impact_02-18-1998, Brian Mcdonald
Economic Demographic And Fiscal Impact_02-18-1998, Brian Mcdonald
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This report analyzes the projected economic, demographic, and fiscal impacts of a proposed poultry processing facility, including employment growth, population increases, tax revenues, public service costs, and school enrollment effects. The study also reviews comparable experiences in other rural communities and evaluates prior impact estimates prepared for the project.
Progress Closed Cases In The Third Quart_1997, Adelamar N. Alcantara
Progress Closed Cases In The Third Quart_1997, Adelamar N. Alcantara
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This report presents findings from a statewide survey of former New Mexico PROGRESS welfare recipients whose cases closed during the third quarter of 1997, examining employment outcomes, income, medical insurance coverage, government assistance, and reasons for leaving or returning to public assistance. The study provides detailed demographic and socioeconomic analyses of welfare-to-work transitions and the experiences of households after exiting cash assistance programs.
Poverty In New Mexico Who Are The Poor_Sept 1997, Adelamar Alcantara, Kevin Kargacin, Marie Mora, Richard Santos, Lawrence A. Waldman
Poverty In New Mexico Who Are The Poor_Sept 1997, Adelamar Alcantara, Kevin Kargacin, Marie Mora, Richard Santos, Lawrence A. Waldman
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The report examines the extent, characteristics, and determinants of poverty in New Mexico, using data from the 1990 Census Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS) and the March 1996 Current Population Survey.