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Arizona Business archives from July 1993
Arizona forecast still good despite national slump.
July 1, 1993... The outlook for the nation as a whole has deteriorated slightly but not enough to change the forecast for Arizona and Maricopa County. There is still debate as to whether the national economy's slow expansion is a good or bad thing. However, it...
Arizona leading index declines again in April. (Arizona Index of Leading Economic Indicators)
July 1, 1993... The Arizona Index of Leading Economic Indicators fell in April to 115.7. The number was 0.6 percent below the revised 116.4 number for March 1993 and 2.1 percent below the April 1992 number of 118.2 (1982=100).
The inflation-adjusted value of...
New home building drove 1st quarter construction. (construction activity in Arizona) (Industry Overview)
July 1, 1993... The Arizona construction industry continues to play a single note--new homes, new homes, new homes. During the first quarter of 1993, the residential sector accounted for nearly 75 percent of the $1 billion in new construction recorded throughout...
Federal expenditures in Arizona rose moderately in 1992.
July 1, 1993... Federal funds distributed in Arizona in fiscal year 1992 totaled $16.5 billion, an inflation-adjusted increase of 3.4 percent, making up for a similarly sized decline the previous year. However, the 1992 gain again was less than the national...
Current interest rates at lowest levels in decades.
July 1, 1993... Most interest rates in early 1993 were at their lowest levels in 20 years. In the case of some short-term rates, levels were the lowest in 30 years. These low levels were reached following substantial declines since 1989, the most recent peak for...
Population pyramids show community demographics.
July 1, 1993... Population pyramids are simple means of expressing the most basic demographic data for a community--the age distribution, by sex. Since buying patterns vary by age and sex, this simple portrayal provides useful information to many businesses....