[Previous] Soros Predicts 'Stop-Go' Economy - DealBook Blog - ...

 [Next] Peter Martin: Where's the economy headed?...

Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

[Nebraska Radio Network] Cattle death will not equal higher meat prices: Goss says demand remains fairly weak in the U-S, Asia and in Europe. If we see any increases in beef prices, it will be very modest.

[Valley News Live RSS Feed] Valley News Live - News: Creighton University economics professor Ernie Goss said weaker farm income, closures and cutbacks for rural manufacturers and a weak U.S. economy continue to drag on the region's economy. But the overall index has improved significantly since setting a record low of 16.9 in February.

[Breaking News] Midwest economy: a state-by-state glance for June: Goss said that as the Nebraska economy improves in the months ahead, many of the 10,000 workers who gave up their job search or otherwise left the work force over the past three months will re-enter the work force. He said that will add to the state’s jobless rate.

[Your Moral Compass] Your Moral Compass: CATO Institute Calls Obama Out!: More government spending by Hoover and Roosevelt did not pull the United States economy out of the Great Depression in the 1930s. More government spending did not solve Japan's "lost decade" in the 1990s.

[Live on the Red Line - Real Estate] Live on the Red Line - Real Estate: Washington DC - Arlington ...: "If people are looking for a job and they're in Detroit, they're in the wrong place. They need to be considering geographic mobility," says...

[Montana Business] Rural Mainstreet Economy Weakness Continues: Hiring in the rural areas has been especially weak over the past year.  The new-hiring index for June inched lower to a frail 29.0 from May's 29.3, but was well above February's record low of 14.7. "This is the 18th consecutive month that the index has been below growth neutral, due in part to the national and global recession and weakening farm and energy commodity prices.  Over the past 12 months, rural areas of the region have lost more than 4.7 percent of their jobs while urban areas in the region have seen more than 3.1 percent of their jobs disappear over the past year," said Goss.

[Help The Middle Class] Remake Your Life - Five Great Places to Start Over | Help The ...: For job-seekers with some flexibility, relocation can open up opportunities, said Ernie Goss, professor of economics at Creighton University in Omaha. Some of the best job markets, such as Omaha and Fargo, N.D., are also places with low crime, .

[Business News] Regional index points to easing of economy's downward spiral ...: Based on a survey of supply managers in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, the analysis is provided by Omaha-based Creighton University's Economic Forecasting Group. An index of more than 50 indicates an expansionary economy over the next three to six months.

[Breaking News] Economist: Midwest, Plains survey suggests economic improvement ...: said Creighton University economics professor Ernie Goss, who oversees the survey. “However, as in past recessions, job creation is just not in the picture for the immediate future.”

[Elliott Robinson on Real Estate] Elliott Robinson on Real Estate » Blog Archive » Top 10 Places to ...: They need to be considering geographic mobility,” says Ernie Goss, professor of economics at Creighton University in Omaha.

[BrokerUtah: Commercial Real Estate Blog for Salt Lake City, Utah] Regional index points to easing of economy's downward spiral: Information resource and property profiles on Utah's commercial real estate market including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo/Orem, and Park City. Up-to-date market happenings from a commercial real estate broker specializing in value-add opportunities and TOD redevelopment sites.

[Downtown Denver Real Estate Blog] Positive Perspective on the Denver Real Estate Market!: : If you want to be in the right place when the recovery starts, that place may be in Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Texas or Washington. The recession didn't start at the same time in every state, and it won't end at the same time either.

[FarmPolicy.com] FarmPolicy.com » Blog Archives » EPA Considers E15; Ethanol- Food ...: “”˜I am pleased that EPA is moving forward to receive comments and decide whether to approve the sale of higher ethanol blends based on the law and scientific facts. Studies have been done that indicate E15 is safe for use in conventional vehicles and I believe its use should be approved unless there are reasons found not to do so,’ said Harkin.

[vineyardesigns.com » Moms Starting Their Own Businesses] Why It Is Important Not To Panic During This Financial Crisis: “Recessions have historically occurred every few years and they last, on average, about 10 months.  No matter how bad it gets, the vast majority of people will still get up and go to work, pay their mortgage, and take a vacation now and then.  The steepest recession in the last 30 years occurred in 1981.  It lasted 16 months, the economy shrank 2.6 percent and unemployment reached 10.7 percent.  More recent recessions have been less severe.  The 2001 recession lasted only eight months, the economy shrank less than 1 percent and unemployment was barely over 6 percent.”

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Tag Page For: Creighton Economist Ernie Goss, Tag Page For: Business Conditions, EconWatch.com