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Recent REDI Reports

• March 2023: Evolving Demographic Diversity in El Paso County
  Joanna Mosley
• February 2023: The Effects of Alcohol Liberalization on Liquor Stores and Rural and Urban Shopping Patterns
  Nathan Palardy and Marco Costanigro
• January 2023: Electricity Sector Emissions and Expanding Renewable Energy in Colorado
  Henry Williams
• December 2022: The Ownership of Enterprise in Colorado: Agricultural and Community-Based Cooperatives
  Daniel Mooney, Seon Hyen Kim, Martha Sullins, Dawn Thilmany
• November 2022: Maternal Health Care Deserts in Colorado
  Rachel Driscoll
• October 2022: Changes in Colorado Alcohol Distribution Law:
  Preliminary evidence from scanner data on changes in household retail alcohol purchase patterns
  by Siwei Gao, Alessandro Bonanno and Marco Costanigro
• September 2022: Mapping Food Access and Related Risk Factors in Forecasting Social Disorder
  by Alexis R. Kennedy, Leslie W. Kennedy, & Alejandro Giménez-Santana
• August 2022: Understanding Commuting Flows in Larimer County and Fort Collins
  by Gregory Miller
• July 2022: Geographic and Racial Variations in Mortgage Loan-to-Value Ratios
  by Nicholas Kacher
• June 2022: Evaluating Housing Affordability in Fort Collins
  by Ryan DeFilippi, Kendall Stephenson, and Greg Miller
• April 2022: The Changing Face of Food Retailing: Growth in Online Platforms during COVID
  by Dawn Thilmany, Hailey Edmondson, and MacKenzie Gill
• February 2022: The State of Colorado Labor Unions: Patterns Across Time and Space, by Zachary Schaller and Sarah Thomaz
• December 2021: Fishers Peak State Park: Evaluating a New Natural Amenity in Southern Colorado, by Skyler Schuck and Josh Rudd
• October 2021: Exploring Economic Empowerment and Marginalization using Data from Developing Countries, by Alexandra Bernasek, Niroj Bhattarai, Brenden Brundage, Ray Miller, Lackson Mudenda, Anh Nguyen, Wisnu Nugroho, Anita Alves Pena, Ashish Sedai, Prasiddha Shakya, and Arisa Thongngam
• August 2021: Findings from the Colorado Agricultural Labor Survey for Employers, by Alexandra E. Hill and Adrian Card
• June 2021: Colorado’s Unemployment Insurance Experience: 1980-2020, by Kendall Stephenson

• April 2021: Gendered Difference in Student Completion due to COVID-19, by Niroj Bhattarai and Jaren Seid
• February 2021: New Insights into the Geography of Female Entrepreneurship, by Nicholas Kacher and Austin Landini
• December 2020: The Economic Contribution of Nourish Colorado’s Fruit and Vegetable Incentive Program, by Erin Love, Allie Bauman, Dawn Thilmany, and Becca B.R. Jablonski
• October 2020: Alternative methods for substantiating payments for conservation easements in Colorado, by Andrew Seidl, Rebecca Hill and Lauren Mangus
• August 2020: The migration of venture-capital funded startups from regional entrepreneurial ecosystems: Comparing Colorado’s Front Range and California’s Silicon Valley, by Per Hulthen and Gregory Graff
• June 2020: Economic impact of future federal conservation easement investments on (rural) Colorado communities, by Andrew Seidl, Professor, CSU
• May 2020: The Impact of the CARES Act on Colorado Unemployment Benefits,by Gregory R. Miller, CFA
• April 2020: Gendered Impact of COVID-19 in Colorado: Health and Economic Risks,by Diksha Arora, Alexandra Bernasek, Teresa Perry, and Elissa Braunstein
• February 2020: Impact of Open Educational Resources on Student Performance: A Comparative Study, by Niroj Bhattarai and Jaren Seid
• December 2019: The Tale of Two Food Supply Chains: Exploring the Emerging Bimodal Structure of U.S. Food and Beverage Manufacturing, by Dawn Thilmany, Marcelo Castillo and Sarah A. Low

Popular Press Featuring REDI Contributors

CSU economics institute pairs research with practical entrepreneurship

When will inflation slow down? Here are 3 things to know about the state of the U.S. economy

'Recession-proof' jobs seeing double-digit pay growth amid high demand

CSU Economics Professor Stephan Weiler discusses the current jobs report

Fifth recent interest rate hike impact

Big experiment showing positive responses to 4-day workweeks

FedEx cuts could be a uniquely bad sign for the economy

Colorado has two job openings for every unemployed person

Pay isn't keeping up with inflation, survey finds

CSU Economics Professor Stephan Weiler KNUS interview on inflation

CSU Economics Professor Stephan Weiler discusses the Jobs report for June

CSU Economics Professor Stephan Weiler discusses the pending recession

What’s Working | Median home values haven’t fallen in Colorado, but list prices for a new house have

Denver-area inflation rate drops for the first time in 18 months

CSU Economist Stephan Weiler on Current State of Inflation in CO

Down the Road with Joel

https://koacolorado.iheart.com/featured/colorado-s-morning-news/content/2022-06-10-csu-economics-professor-stephan-weiler-discusses-elevated-inflation-numbers/

What’s Working | Median home values haven’t fallen in Colorado, but list prices for a new house have

CSU Economics Professor Stephan Weiler discusses elevated inflation numbers

CSU Economist Stephan Weiler on Current State of Inflation in CO

Denver-area inflation rate drops for the first time in 18 months

‘Impacts What We Can Spend’: Drivers In Colorado Concerned About Rising Gas Prices

CU Boulder waived student fees for graduate workers. Now Colorado State University students want the same

Xcel customers see higher utility bills this winter

Supply chain issues could impact rebuilding after Marshall Fire

Supply and labor shortages double the time it’ll take to rebuild homes lost in the Marshall fire

Stephan Weiler CSU Econ on Inflation

Pocast Episode

Episode 1: We’re Not New York, LA or Nashville. So What Kind of Music City is Austin? Part 1: Dayglow

Pocast Episode

Episode 3: How Austin’s housing market helped build the music scene, and how it could destroy it

Pocast Episode

Bonus! Music Scenes as Economic Clusters

Sewer waste management using artificial intelligence to speed up the maintenance process

We’re Not New York, LA or Nashville. So What Kind of Music City is Austin? Part 1: Dayglow

Colorado State University forms labor issues group in response to new bill

How Biden's Build Back Better plan could help with housing in Colorado

Farmers hit with most disruptive price hikes, supply shortages in decades as pandemic slowdowns catch up to Colorado

Give the People What They Clearly Need: More National Parks

Small businesses struggle to hire even with improving unemployment rate

These are the industries where jobs still haven't returned

KUNC Audio and Article: The Story Behind Colorado's Pandemic Entrepreneurs

Video: SXSW 2021 | National Research on Independent Venues Kick Off

State Lawmakers Revive Kentucky’s Film Tax Credit

How the Feds Became the Leading Patrons of the Arts

Colorado ranchers already had beef with Jared Polis. Then came “MeatOut Day.”

Colorado Humanities kicks off conversation series on ‘Change in Rural Colorado’

Prison for the Poor, Anita Alves Pena discusses her research into the relationship between mass incarceration and inequality through stratification economics. Pena’s research finds that areas with higher income inequality have higher rates of incarceration and that these rates vary when broken down by racial and ethnic groups.

Report Finds Economic Mobility Remains Unattainable for Many Coloradans

Opinion: The American dream will fade without public investment in health, education

New Report: Economic Mobility for Colorado’s Low-Income Families(Press Release)

Colorado’s stagnant budget isn’t helping the shrinking middle class, report finds

Colorado’s stagnant budget isn’t helping the shrinking middle class, report finds

Artists want to turn the Sunday after Thanksgiving into Black Friday for art

The other side of the pandemic may look very different for big-box restaurant chains

Eagle County economic outlook remains murky

Kentucky Arts Groups Try Their Hand At Drive-In Style Shows In Parking Lots

What Happens to the Musicians When the Orchestra Music Stops? After years of music training, performers see jobs in classical venues and theaters suddenly dry up; 'no one expects an entire field to disappear

Prices of several grocery store items decline — others remain high - Featuring Dawn Thilmany

One Lost Weekend - New York Times

FIELD WORK Colorado farmers and ranchers adapt to uncertainties

Can government investment in the arts help lift Colorado, the U.S. out of the economy’s coronavirus slump?

COVID crisis: We need all hands on deck to save America's arts and culture economy

Report: Virus wiped out 29,840 jobs, years of growth

Economic recovery amid the COVID-19 pandemic may come from an unlikely place — dentist offices

July 2020: Farms Are Becoming Popular Staycation Destinations

July 2020: YOUNG CONSUMERS MIGHT BE MORE CAUTIOUS IN THE FUTURE

July 2020: COVID MIGHT PROVIDE AGRITOURISM WITH A BOUNCE

July 2020: CONSUMER SPENDING REMAINS UNCERTAIN AMID COVID-19

May 2020: Many will earn more on benefits than on the job, by Aldo Svaldi

December 2019: A Colorado Valley Built a Post-Coal Economy. Now the BLM Is Pushing Drilling, by Jason Plautz

May 2019: Colorado's Bus Driver Shortage. Part 1: The Problem, by Andy Bosselman in StreetsBlog Denver, featuring Stephan Weiler

February 2019: JPMorgan Leads Banks’ Flight from Poor Neighborhoods, by Michelle Davis in Bloomberg Business, featuring Stephan Weiler

• As U.S. banks shut branches, JPMorgan leads a shift toward wealthy areas, by Michelle Davis in the Los Angeles Times, featuring Stephan Weiler

February 2019: A Little Country Hospitality, by Marilyn Kennedy Melia in ABA Bank Marketing, featuring Luke Petach and Stephan Weiler

 

 

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