Arizona Business articles

Recent articles from Arizona Business

Retirees represent a major part of Arizona's migration.
December 1, 1994... Retirees and very young adults continued to yield the greatest number of net migrants to Arizona between 1985 and 1990. California provided the most net migrants to Arizona and dominated the migration flows to and from Arizona, as would be expected given its proximity and 30 million residents...

New study rates AZ quality of life relatively high. (Arizona)
December 1, 1994... The Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma areas all rank around the 20th percentile in a new and differently conceived measure of quality of life (QOL). Flagstaff ranks just below average. The study's seven top-ranked areas are located on the California coast. A variety of studies have attempted to...

Fast-growing services still largest industry in AZ. (Arizona)
December 1, 1994... Services not only is the largest of the ten major industries in Arizona, it is consistently among the fastest growing. This article presents an overview of the Center for Business Research report, Arizona Economic Profile. The report, updated annually, incorporates the latest economic...

AZ, US economic growth pace holds through mid-1994. (Arizona)
December 1, 1994... Economic growth, both nationally and in Arizona, continued at a relatively rapid pace through mid-1994. Annual growth rates in Arizona ranged by indicator from 7.5 percent for real earnings to 6 percent for real personal income to about 4 percent for employment. The latter likely will be...

All purchasing indicators were positive in October. (1994)
December 1, 1994... The Arizona economy continued to grow in October, according to indicators derived from the monthly survey of Arizona purchasing managers conducted for the College of Business at Arizona State University by Dr. Harold Fearon. All indicators were positive. New orders and production increased,...