The Economics Arkansas board voted to appoint three new members to its Board of Directors. Nakesha Cunningham, LeAnn Helms and Dr. Brent D. Williams will begin their appointments on June 1, 2022. Economics Arkansas is a private, non-profit, non-partisan, educational…
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- MagazineOctober 2021
Merging onto the Data-Driven Economic Highway: Dr. Justin Zhan, University of Arkansas
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffDiscovery Economics Global commerce and corporate America are in a race to harness the power and meaning of data. Nearly every company in every industry is data-driven. The ones that propel the Arkansas economy are no exception: agriculture, aerospace, manufacturing,…
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Economists Giving 2021 Outlook at Virtual Arkansas Business Forecast in January
by Tyler Haleby Tyler HaleThree economists will provide a 2021 economic outlook at the 27th annual Arkansas Business Forecast in January. This virtual panel will provide Arkansas business leaders with a local, domestic and international perspective on the 2021 economy. Mervin Jebaraj, director of the…
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COVID-19 Containment Has Major Economic Repercussions
by Ryan Nixby Ryan NixOn March 26, 2020, the United States became the epicenter for the COVID-19 outbreak when the amount of new cases surpassed both China and Italy. In response, the myriad local and state governments have issued a patchwork of voluntary and…
- January 2020Magazine
Want Community Prosperity and Economic Development? Focus on Quality of Place
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffWhat motivates a company to locate in one region over another? One important factor is quality of place — or the vibrancy a city, state or region possesses. There are at least three driving factors that influence vibrancy and…
by Caleb Talley Since 1962, Economics Arkansas has been promoting economic literacy and equipping teachers with tools needed to prepare students for real-world financial decisions. The organization is gearing up for a pair of events that will aid it in…
Directly after completing college with both a B.A and M.S in Agricultural Economics, Travis Justice joined the Arkansas Farm Bureau team in 1974. The Arkansas Farm Bureau is the largest membership organization representing agriculture in Arkansas. Agriculture has a $21…
Economics Arkansas will honor Warren Stephens at the Leadership in Free Enterprise (LIFE) Award Luncheon for his contributions to free enterprise in his role as longtime CEO, chairman and president of Stephens Inc., and as the visionary architect of This…
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Experts Set to Speak at 25th Annual Business Forecast Luncheon
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffA panel of three distinguished economists will speak Friday, Feb. 1, 2019, on the regional, national and international economic outlook for the coming year at the 25th annual Business Forecast luncheon. The event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to…
by Jared Henderson For almost 40 years, we’ve watched the same political debate here in Arkansas: big government vs. small government, liberals vs. conservatives. Over time – and especially over the last 20 years – this debate has gotten more…