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Nebraska shakes off the summer slowdown
Henderson, Jason; Akers, Maria (2012-12)
Nebraska Economist , Issue Dec

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"Producing" Growth
Kauffman, Nathan; McCoy, John (2024-07-15)
In contrast to the nation as a whole, goods-producing industries have accounted for much of the recent economic growth in Nebraska. Persistent demand growth for food, alongside construction, have been significant drivers of growth, both recently and longer-term. Moreover, a concentration in manufacturing has generally been a source of strength for Nebraska's economy, particularly in rural areas.
Nebraska Economist

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Nebraska's top ten economy fuels top ten profits at Nebraska's banks
Hirsch, Todd; Lay, Rick (2012)
Nebraska Economist , Issue Special Edition

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Nebraska economy cooled heading into winter
Akers, Maria; Henderson, Jason (2013-03)
Nebraska Economist

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Manufacturing nudges Nebraska’s economy forward
Kauffman, Nathan; Akers, Maria (2013-06)
Nebraska Economist

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Leisure and Hospitality: Strong Demand and Supply Constraints
McCoy, John (2024-05-07)
Strong household finances, along with pent-up demand from the pandemic, has fueled discretionary spending on recreation and experiences for Nebraskans.
Nebraska Economist

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Revenge Spending in the Wake of the Pandemic
Gallagher, Andrea (2024-05-23)
Nebraskans are spending more on experiences after the pandemic, according to recent research from the Kansas City Fed.
Nebraska Economist

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Economic gains brighten Nebraska banks' outlook
Kauffman, Nathan; Akers, Maria (2015-02)
Nebraska Economist

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Nebraska’s Labor Market Still Strong, but More People Working Multiple Jobs
McCoy, John; Kauffman, Nathan (2024-11-20)
The labor market in Nebraska remains strong, but some emerging trends point to elements of softness important to monitor moving forward.
Nebraska Economist

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Stronger labor markets spark a spending spree
Henderson, Jason; Akers, Maria (2011-09)
Nebraska Economist , Issue Sept