A Forecast of the Effects of COVID-19 on North Dakota
Hear from Dr. Jeremy Jackson on the findings of his special Economic Outlook report. This webinar aired May 22, 2020.
Read the latest Economic Outlook report here.
In this special report, we use the North Dakota Forecast Model to estimate a series of scenarios to measure the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on our state economy.
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Economic Outlook: Special Report
A forecast of the effect of COVID-19 on North Dakota
This report details the possible effect of expected increases in national unemployment and a decrease in oil prices on the North Dakota economy.
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