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Okla State Agency	Oklahoma State University
Okla Agency Code	'010'
Title	U.S. and regional economic outlooks
Alternative title	United States and regional economic outlooks
Authors	Wilkerson, Chad. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Oklahoma City Branch.
Publisher	OSU Center for Applied Economic Analysis
Publication Date	2009
Publication type	Conference/Workshop Materials Research Report/Study
Subject	United State--Economic conditions. Oklahoma--Economic conditions.
Contents	Purposes and Structure of the Federal Reserve System;Federal Reserve Districts and Office Locations;The Kansas City and Oklahoma City Offices;The U.S. Economy;Third quarter GDP growth was quite positive;Early reads on the fourth quarter;Credit market conditions have improved;Banks' lending standards continue to tighten;Heading forward;But unemployment is expected to remain high;A list of reasons why U.S. recovery speed could be modest;With modest growth, inflation;The Feds' balance sheet has grown;November 4 FOMC statement;The Regional Economy and Oklahoma;The timing of entry to this recession varied widely;And labor market conditions continue to vary widely;Housing conditions also vary widely;Our region is always always late to recessions;But exit from recessions tends to be more simultaneous;the most up-to-date labor market indicators show signs of a bottom;As do the latest results from national and regional manufacturing surveys;Home prices also have less risk of further decline;And our region and state are receiving slightly more economic stimulus;Only two postwar recessions have hit our region and state worse than the nation;Energy prices remain the primary risk relative to the nation;Summary
Notes	originally a PowerPoint presentation;Presented at a conference in Oklahoma City, Nov. 17, 2009, sponsored by the Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University.
OkDocs Class#	Z2200.3 U58r 2009
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://spears.okstate.edu/files/documents/caer/forecast/Wilkerson2010EconomicOutlook.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U. S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2010-02-17
Date modified	2012-10-29

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