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Riding the Coronavirus Coaster:
An Economic Outlook for 2021
October 13th, 2020
10 AM - 12 PM
Conference videos and other materials available below
In a year of a shattering pandemic, unprecedented economic turbulence, and painful civil unrest, the 2020 forecast conference delved into the key takeaways from the year’s trauma and delivered comprehensive forecasts for the U.S., California, and the Inland Empire economies.
Research ManagerCenter for Economic Forecasting & Development
Inland Empire Forecast
The Case of the Missing Homes:A Conversation Moderated by Christopher Thornberg
Prior to the Great Recession, 50,000 new housing units were being permitted annually in the Inland Empire. Today, the number of permits being filed is just over one-fourth that amount despite the availability of thousands of build-ready lots. With labor force growth at its weakest point in years and unemployment at a record low level, the issue of housing scarcity is taking on an economic dimension not seen before in the Inland Empire. How can local leaders change the situation before it becomes a crisis? Two of California’s leading experts on housing policy and community development and transformation joined Christopher Thornberg for a revealing conversation about the IE’s housing scarcity challenge and ways to solve it.
Sponsorship establishes your organization as a leader committed to the economic vitality and success of the Inland Empire, and to providing our community with quality insights at a time when reasoned, research-based information is more important than ever.
Higher Education Budgets Are Reeling. This Year’s Event Is Free. In Lieu of Purchasing A Ticket, Please Consider Donating.
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