Arizona Business articles from January 1992

Arizona Business archives from January 1992

AZ economy expected to mirror national recovery. (Arizona)
January 1, 1992... The Arizona economy typically rebounds much more vigorously than the national economy daring the recovery phase of the business cycle. However, the timing of the upturn is usually very similar in Arizona and the nation. Thus, until the national...

Arizona leading index reverses, turns up in October.
January 1, 1992... The Arizona Index of Leading Economic Indicators rose in October to 117.1. The October number was 0.6 percent higher than the revised 116.4 number for September 1991 and 0.7 percent above the September 1990 number of 116.3 (1982 = 100). ...

Study identifies factors contributing to low wages, incomes. (Arizona average wage per job, per capita personal income)
January 1, 1992... Arizona's average wage per job and per capita personal income (PCPI) are far below national averages and lost ground in the 1980s. A "decomposition" of these measures detailed in this article reveals numerous reasons for this weak performance....

Arizona construction holds steady in third quarter 1991.
January 1, 1992... During the third quarter of 199 1, Arizona's construction industry continued to float through the jetsam and flotsam of the real estate market and the sluggish economy. The value of construction totalled slightly more than $1 billion (17,770...

Arizona tax burden remains below national average.
January 1, 1992... State and local taxes on a per person basis were lower in Arizona than the national average in 1988-89 and increased less during the 1980s. Per capita spending on current operations also was less than the national average in fiscal year 1989,...

Developing alliances for research implementation. (curriculum improvement in American business colleges to make business education more relevant)
January 1, 1992... College of Business plans for the future Developing alliances for research implementation Colleges of business throughout the United States are appropriately being challenged to make their curricula and research more relevant to the...