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Industry Survey: New NABE Survey Shows Growth Continues, but Expectations Are Muted

NABE’s October 2011 Industry Survey indicates expectations are muted, but growth remains the base-case scenario. NABE members can read the full survey, and download all the data, here. There is a summary available for non-members.

Business Economics, July 2011

The latest issue of Business Economics is online, with articles by Austin Goolsbee, Douglas Elmendorf, Robert Hormats and Ariel Ratner, C Fred Bergsten, Charles Roehrig, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, and Nayantara Hensel.

Threats to the Economic Census

Budget cuts put economic statistics in peril - find out more.

 

Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting, June 7-10 in Dallas, TX

Designed to aid economic forecasting, the Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting Certificate Program presents advanced statistical techniques, modeling and applications.  The course is for analysts seeking to develop or hone their econometric forecasting skills. This program will be offered June 7-10, 2011 in Dallas, TX. Register online.

NABE Outlook: Near-term Growth Projections Revised Downward, But Inflation Projections Rise

NABE panelists revised their projections for economic growth in 2011 downward compared with their February projections. Real GDP is expected to grow at a moderate pace of roughly 3 percent in the current year and only slightly faster in 2012. A public summary is here. NABE members can read the full report and download all the data.

NABE Industry Survey: More Firms Report Upturn in Sales, Profits and Hiring Despite Rising Wages, Other Costs, New NABE Survey Shows

NABE’s April 2011 Industry Survey makes clear that despite geopolitical concerns, higher oil prices, and uncertainties created by the disasters in Japan, the economy continues to recover. NABE members can read the full survey and download the data online. There is a summary for the public.

NABE Policy Survey: Panel Concerned About Rising Fiscal Budget Deficits and Eager to See Federal Spending Curbed

NABE panelists expressed concern about rising fiscal budget deficits, and are eager for the president and Congress to curb federal spending. At the top of the list is a desire to curb health-care spending and for some form of comprehensive tax reform. Read the full March 2011 NABE Policy Survey online.

 

January Business Economics

The January 2011 issue of Business Economics is now online at the Palgrave site. Read the abstracts here. NABE members can follow the link to read or download the articles for free.

January Industry Survey: Signs of a Strengthening Recovery

NABE's January 2011 Industry Survey confirms that the underpinnings of the U.S. economy continue to strengthen. NABE members can read the full report and download the data here. There is a summary for the public.

Business Economics, October 2010

The October 2010 issue of Business Economics is now online at the Palgrave Economics site. See the abstracts from the October issue.

NABE News Online

The November issue of NABE News is online, with coverage of the Annual Meeting, a look ahead at plans for the coming year, and all our regular features.

11/21/10 NABE Outlook: Growth Projections Remain Sluggish, Continued High Unemployment with Low Inflation

NABE Outlook survey panelists made only modest revisions to their forecasts for the November report compared with their October projections for economic growth. NABE members can read the full outlook online. A summary is available for the public

 

NABE Certificate Program: Certificate in Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting - SOLD OUT

Earn your Certificate in Time-Series Analysis and Forecasting November 16-19, 2010 in New York, NY. Designed to aid economic forecasting, this seminar presents advanced statistical techniques, modeling and applications.  The course is for people who are seeking knowledge of recent developments in economic methodologies and quantitative analysis.  The emphasis is on forecasting and time-series analysis with applications in business. The program is now sold out - call the NABE office to get on the waiting list. Click here for more information.

 

Policy Survey: Most See Current Policy as Appropriate, Split on Fiscal Policy

he August 2010 National Association for Business Economics (NABE) Policy Survey reveals that nearly sixty percent of respondents feel that monetary policy posture is appropriate at the present time and that the greater risks facing the U.S. economy are deflation in the near term and inflation in the longer term. More

 

August NABE News

The August issue of NABE News is online, with NABE President Lynn Reaser's 2009-2010 Annual Report and articles about the NABE elections, the upcoming Annual Meeting, NABE's China Mission, and regular NABE News features like New Members, Windows on the Web, and Chapter News.

July Business Economics® Online

The July issue of Business Economics is now online at Palgrave, featuring articles on the global economy, labor markets, monetary policy, financial markets, the defense industry, and salaries for business economists. See the abstracts here. NABE members can follow the link for free acess to the articles; non-members can purchase articles online.

2010 NABE Salary Survey

Are you being paid what you deserve? Click here to download the 2010 NABE Salary Survey and find out. The survey is free for NABE members. Non-members can purchase the survey for $250 (contact NABE for details nabe@nabe.com).

Introducing NABE Perks, the Discount Program for NABE Members

NABE is pleased to introduce NABE Perks, the member discount program of the National Association for Business Economics. NABE members: to take advantage of your discounts, click here. Others: for more information on NABE Perks, including how to become a NABE Perks Partner, click here.

NABE Industry Survey

NABE’s July 2010 Industry Survey confirms that the U.S. recovery continued through the second quarter, although at a slower pace than earlier in the year. NABE members can read the full survey online. There is a summary available to the public.

NABE Launches EconJobs.org

NABE recently launched EconJobs.org, a new economics-focused job center.  EconJobs.org is quickly becoming the "go to" resource for people seeking employment in the field of economics.

NABE Outlook: U.S. Recovery Approaches One-Year Anniversary in Good Shape

NABE panelists marked up their predictions for economic growth in 2010 and expect performance to exceed its long-term trend this year and next. NABE members can read the full report online. There is a summary available to the public.

NABE Establishes Transfer Pricing Roundtable

NABE is pleased to announce the creation of its newest roundtable, the Transfer Pricing Roundtable (TPRT).  The TPRT hosted its inaugural teleconference, "Recent US Transfer Pricing Developments: New, Yes . . . but Improved?," on June 24. Click here to download the podcast and here to download the press release announcing the new roundtable. 

NABE Introduces: KnowledgeLINK

NABE is pleased to introduce a new upgrade option for your membership: KnowledgeLINK. KnowledgeLINK is an “all-inclusive” pass that grants you access to all NABE teleconferences, including teleconferences hosted by NABE roundtables and those covering NABE survey results. For more information, click here.

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