University of Arizona EBRC

Economic and Business Research Center: The premier source for information on Arizona's economy for more than 75 years.

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Arizona's economy battered by uncertainty
Read the latest forecast update here: https://t.co/55L84xjOuq

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Did you miss the Breakfast? The presentation slides from the 2026 Breakfast with the Economists can be found at https://t.co/55L84xjOuq.

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🤖 37% of firms with 250+ employees reported using #AI in their business operations, according to #CensusData collected in May.

Explore AI trends by business sector and firm size on #AmericaCounts.
https://t.co/S9ybSLCgK6

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Nearly $1 trillion in foreign direct investment has flowed into the U.S. since 2020. See which states are attracting the most investment. https://t.co/jbWov0EhZ4 via @visualcap

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Last chance to register for this event! Register by tomorrow (May 28) to attend the 2026 Breakfast with the Economists. Information and registration available here: https://t.co/Z5HiY8Kxke

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Arizona's Economy regularly publishes summaries of the Phoenix, Tucson, and Prescott metro area monthly economic indicators. The current Phoenix summary can be found at https://t.co/KQ1Vwe6wJD

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We reviewed the most recent 6 months of #CensusData from our Business Trends and Outlook Survey to analyze trends in #AI business usage.

Find out which firms have been the biggest users of AI in our latest #AmericaCounts story. https://t.co/S9ybSLCgK6

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One more week to register for this important event! Join us on June 4 for Breakfast with the Economists, which will include a look ahead for the local economy and a panel discussion with local business leaders. Register by May 28 at: https://t.co/DcMTgAq3oV

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Economic headwinds in early 2026
https://t.co/xc3IeCETza

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🆕 #PopulationEstimates show the largest cities faced the sharpest declines in population growth between 2024-2025.

While population growth slowed nationwide, #housing growth held steady.

Explore ranking tables and regional highlights: https://t.co/rmNFvGD6Pf

#CensusData

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Join us for breakfast June 4th! EBRC's Jennifer Pullen will present the forecast plus we have partnered with the Chamber of Southern Arizona to feature a business panel moderated by the Chamber's President & CEO Joe Snell. Register: https://t.co/JRb0SrCTvr

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Strong growth but stubborn prices in the first quarter
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Join us for breakfast June 4th! EBRC's Jennifer Pullen will present & the Eller College of Management is partnering with the Chamber of Southern Arizona to also feature a business panel moderated by the Chamber's President & CEO Joe Snell. Register: https://t.co/JRb0SrCTvr

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via @UArizonaEBRC Arizona’s Personal Income Growth Closed 2025 Strong: Arizona’s Personal Income Growth Closed 2025 Strong By George Hammond. Arizona’s output per worker soared in 2024 and 2025 Arizona nominal personal income rose 4.3% over the […] https://t.co/DeC29PLjsj

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Middle East conflict drives inflation surge in early 2026
Find out what we are seeing in recent data releases
https://t.co/6pNtzoCqFZ

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Arizona job growth sputtered last year
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A look at what shape we are in (demographically!)

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#ICYMI: The #MedianAge in the U.S. continues to rise, and women still outnumber men at older ages, but the gap is narrowing.

Using new #PopulationEstimates, we examine changes in the U.S. age structure by sex from 2001-2025.

https://t.co/Bq6jjyRtr7

#AmericaCounts

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March payrolls snap early 2026 slump
https://t.co/AL0AhOSXB0

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The top 10 fastest-growing counties in the U.S. last year were in the South, except one: Pinal County, AZ

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Population growth slowed in a majority of U.S. counties between 2024-2025.

Among those with populations of 20,000 or more, 45 out of the top 50 fastest-growing counties were in the South.

https://t.co/pvHg57ofQh

#PopEstimates