Census report shows U.S. Latino population larger than expected
A new report from Cal Lutheran University’s Center for Economic Forecasting sifted through the recent United States Census Bureau report, believing that the Bureau’s “recent June 2025 official U.S. population estimates indicate strength for the economy.” Written by Dan Hamilton, director and associate professor of the Master of Science in Quantitative Economics for CERF, the Read More →
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Vital signs: 74% of U.S. workers feel anxious returning from PTO
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Dubroff: Market signals ‘pay attention’ as we head into autumn
As someone who follows the markets carefully, I’ve been surprised at the relative calm over the past couple of weeks. Markets are notoriously hard to predict, and forecasting how this period of relative stability ends is particularly difficult. Will there be a deal for Ukraine that puts Europe on a faster track and gives Russia Read More →
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Unemployment rate remains elevated in July along the Central Coast
The unemployment rate along the Central Coast continued trending upward in the month of July, as each of the tri-counties saw an uptick, according to the latest data provided by the California Employment Development Department. Announced Aug. 15, the unemployment rate for the Central Coast was at 5.2% for the month of July, up from Read More →
