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As the economic trauma of the pandemic recedes, the outlook is a mix of robust business growth and new challenges. Join some of the nation’s leading economists as they help decipher the gains and pitfalls of the coming year.

The unprecedented shift in traffic and mobility patterns in the wake of COVID-19 has led to a false perception that the pandemic may be a boon to lowering GHG emissions. Our new white paper tells a different story.

A new analysis takes a deep dive into the neighborhoods and communities of Riverside County and finds that a significant proportion of workers are unlikely to receive unemployment insurance funds from the Federal CARES Act.

The Center for Economic Forecasting and Development applies business expertise, understanding of public policy, and deep academic training to analyzing the regional, state, and national economy—producing economic forecasts, public policy analysis, and economic impact studies.