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ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS OF HOSTING BREEDER'S CUP


In support of its efforts to integrate research and policy concerning economic development, the Center for Urban Policy Research (CUPR) is actively engaged in improving the quality and accessibility of tools for economic forecasting and policy simulation.

CUPR established the Rutgers Economic Advisory Service (R/ECON™) in 1992 to provide private-sector and government leaders with a comprehensive set of tools for analyzing the New Jersey economy. These include an econometric forecasting model and an input-output model.

Our expert staff continually analyzes the New Jersey economy. Our forecasting models and other tools are up-to-date and tailored to the needs of organizations working in the state. R/ECON™ is committed to providing unbiased, quality forecasting services to the state's diverse business community and government.

R/ECON™ offers subscribers two long-term and two short-term economic forecasts of New Jersey each year, use of an input-output model, semiannual conferences, and two days of consulting services. Specialized consulting services are available to subscribers and others on a fee-for-service basis.


April 2008

New Jersey: How Long Will the Downturn Last?





Jan 31st, 2008

Winter 2008 Conference
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