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Economic Profile: Region 10 Uric Dufrene Sanders Chair in Business IU Southeast
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Outline Demographics Commuting patterns Employment and labor force Compensation Retail sales activity Historical long term growth Recent economic performance
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DEMOGRAPHICS
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Region 10 Crawford Clark Floyd Harrison Scott Washington
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Population over Time Number Rank in State Percent of StateIndiana Yesterday (2000)262,546104.30%6,080,485 Today (2009)282,672104.40%6,417,276 Tomorrow (2015 projection) 289,059104.40%6,581,875 Percent Change 2000 to Today 7.70%2 5.50% Population Region 10 Source: STATS Indiana
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Population by Age Region 10 Population Estimates by Age, 2009 NumberRank of 11 Pct Dist. in Regionin State Preschool (0 to 4)18,15596.40%6.90% School Age (5 to 17)48,765917.30%17.80% College Age (18 to 24)22,498118.00%10.00% Young Adult (25 to 44)77,387927.40%26.30% Older Adult (45 to 64)78,609927.80%26.00% Seniors (65 and older)37,1011013.10%12.90% Source: STATS Indiana
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Race and Ethnicity Region 10 Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2009 NumberRank of 11 Pct Dist. in Regionin State American Indian or Alaska Native Alone 695100.20%0.30% Asian Alone1,770110.60%1.50% Black Alone12,71584.50%9.20% Native Hawaiian and Other Pac. Isl. Alone 105100.00%0.10% White263,9631093.40%87.80% Two or More Race Groups3,26791.20% Hispanic or Latino Origin (can be of any race) Non-Hispanic276,0191097.70%94.50% Hispanic6,49682.30%5.50% Source: STATS Indiana
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Household Types Region 10 Household Types NumberRank of 11 Pct Dist. in Regionin State Households in 2009 (includes detail not shown below) 110,60610100.00% Married With Children22,5981120.40%21.20% Married Without Children34,7271031.40%29.80% Single Parents11,48610.40%9.80% Living Alone29,357926.50%27.30% Source: STATS Indiana
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Income and Poverty Region 10 Income and Poverty NumberRank of 11 Percent of StateIndiana Per Capita Personal Income (annual) in 2009 $32,615495.90%$34,022 Welfare (TANF) Monthly Average Families in 2010 1,39574.50%30,864 Food Stamp Recipients in 2010 35,48894.30%829,907 Free and Reduced Fee Lunch Recipients in 2009 18,93294.30%436,945 Source: STATS Indiana
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School Enrollments Region 10 Source: STATS Indiana
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IN=19.4% (BS)
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COMMUTING PATTERNS
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Clark Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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Floyd Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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Washington Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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Harrison Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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Crawford Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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Scott Commuting Source: STATS Indiana
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EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR FORCE
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Labor Force Distribution 2011
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Payrolls by County 2010 Q4
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Region 10 Payrolls
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Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Non Farm Payrolls Recession Start to Now Source: STATS Indiana
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Non Farm Payroll Levels Region 10 Source: STATS Indiana
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COMPENSATION
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Total Compensation Source: STATS Indiana
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Total Compensation Per Job Source: STATS Indiana
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Change in Compensation Per Job Source: STATS Indiana
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RETAIL SALES ACTIVITY
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Retail Sales, Region 10 Source: STATS Indiana
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Retail Sales by County Source: STATS Indiana
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LONG TERM GROWTH
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Shift Share Analysis Allows us to determine county performance of specific sectors, relative to the nation and industry. Does the area enjoy any local competitive advantage?
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Georgiastats.uga.edu
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Did not keep pace by county 1999 to 2009 Georgiastats.uga.edu
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RECENT ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
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Source: STATS Indiana
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LOUISVILLE METRO
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Unemployment Rates
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Louisville Metro Payrolls Year on Year
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Payrolls: National and L’ville (blue) Year over year Percent Change
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Consumer Confidence and L’ville Employment(red)
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Auto Sales Picking Up ?
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More cars, More employment for Louisville (red)
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Durable Goods Orders
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Durable Goods and L’ville Employment (red)
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National Manufacturing Index Louisville Employment (blue)
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Thank You udufrene@ius.edu
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