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MISSISSIPPI ECONOMIC OUTLOOK MISSISSIPPI ECONOMIC OUTLOOK NATIONAL TRENDS MISSISSIPPI TRENDS EMPLOYMENT INDUSTRIES STATE BUDGET
National Economy in 2010 Recent profits, equipment spending strong Private sector jobs being added Inflation not a problem; oil prices moderate Exports growing Stimulus spending slowing Consumer, business spending tentative Employment growth slow Housing not yet on upswing Toxic assets remain on financial books
Mississippi Economy in 2010 Housing, financial bubbles less severe Job loss slowing, retail sales improving Tax revenues stabilizing Major projects boost spending Some of $2.8 billion stimulus to MS remains Uncertainties, unemployment impacting consumers Construction, manufacturing hit hard Tax revenues low relative to state budget Long-term challenges on hold
MS Employment: Comparing Periods of Contraction 5 Employment is indexed to month of Peak Employment Level Months From Peak Employment: Zero is the Peak
Mississippi versus U.S. Employment Index Quarterly Data Source: MS Center for Policy Research & Planning, I.H.S. Global Insight.
Mississippi Employment Growth As of July,Year-to-Date Versus 2009 Source: Data from MS Dept of Employment Security.
Mississippi Employment Growth July 2009 versus July 2010 Source: Data from MS Dept of Employment Security.
Unemployment Rates, Mississippi Urban Areas Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Gulf Coast Employment July 2010 versus August 2005 Source: Data from MS Dept of Employment Security.
MS Regains 2000 Employment Level In 2015 Source: MS Center for Policy Research & Planning, I.H.S. Global Insight.
Employment By Sector 2010, MS vs. U.S. (Percent) Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Construction Employment, Coast and Rest of Mississippi,
MS And US Housing Market % Change 2007:Q2 – 2009:Q2
Mississippi Housing Market % Change 2009:Q1 – 2010:Q1
Value of Housing Building Permits Mississippi, Aug July 2010
Foreclosures and Past Due Payments Mississippi Housing Market Source: Mortgage Bankers Association.
Major New Projects Port at Gulfport $570 million Schulz Extruded Products $300 million Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions $279 million Geospatial Solutions $279 million Twin Creeks Technologies $175 million Toyota Auto Plant $1.3 billion LNG Project $1.1 billion Severstal Expansion $500 million Keesler Air Force Project $950 million Source: Mississippi Authority Development
Mississippi Retail Sales August 2008 to July 2010 Source: Mississippi Department of Revenue.
Transfers to General Fund August 2008 to August 2010 Source: Mississippi Department of Revenue.
Growth in General Fund Transfers FY2009 versus FY2010
Growth in State General Fund Transfers ( August 2009 versus August 2010) SOURCE: MS Dept of Revenue.
FY2011 GROSS STATE PRODUCT $93.1 billion MISSISSIPPI BUDGET $19.1 billion Federal Funds $9.3 b. Federal Funds $9.3 b. State-Source Spec. Funds $5.4 b. State-Source Spec. Funds $5.4 b. State General Fund $4.4 b. State General Fund $4.4 b. Source : MS Dept of Finance & Admin.
Economic Forecast 2009 to 2010 (Percent Change)
Economic Forecast 2010 to 2011 (Percent Change)
Projected and Past Employment Growth MS and US Source: MS Center for Policy Research & Planning, Global Insight.
Projected and Past Output Growth MS and US Source: MS Center for Policy Research & Planning, Global Insight.
Employment Forecast by Sector (average annual rate of change ) Source: MS Center for Policy Research and Planning.
WILL THIS CRISIS BE AN OPPORTUNITY LOST? Financial Sector: Transparency & Accountability Restructuring: Health, Energy Social Safety Net State Budget: Performance-Based Budgeting, Policymaking Capacity, Budgeting, Policymaking Capacity, Tax Reform Tax Reform
EDUCATION AND THE SKILL GAP 29% of persons in U.S. from 25 to 64 years old have a bachelor’s degree or higher Only 20% of persons from 25 to 64 years old in Mississippi have a bachelor’s degree or higher SOURCE: U.S. Census and U.S. Monthly Labor Review, U.S. Dept. of Labor, 2007.
SOURCE: PUMS Dataset, 2000 Census. Fighting Poverty: Education and More Required
IN SUMMARY IN SUMMARY Starting climb from bottom Jobs, state revenues stabilizing US, world growth will be a positive Major projects on-line Long-term challenges remain Long-term challenges remain Ability to innovate, compete Education, research State budget, health, energy, social issues
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