May 2003
Middle East War
Affects Local Economies
Shortly before the Iraq war began, 41
percent of respondents to a survey by the National
Association for Business Economics predicted that
international military operations and homeland defense
were the biggest problems facing the US economy. Post-war
reports are backing that prediction.
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State Tobacco Settlement Dollars
Offer Regional Opportunities
In today’s tight economy, many regional development
organizations are creatively combining funding sources
to provide essential community programs and economic
development opportunities.
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A Team Approach to
Entrepreneurship Development
Slow job growth and lower-than-average
wages have led 22 percent of the northeastern Pennsylvania
workforce to be self-employed.
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