Economic Forecasts for Arizona,
Phoenix-Mesa and Tucson

Economic & Business Research Center (EBR) provides the general public, news media, businesses, and government with economic forecasts for Arizona and the Phoenix-Mesa and Tucson metro areas. You can take advantage of EBR's forecasting services in several ways:

• Forecasts Published Quarterly in Arizona's Economy 
   
• Annual Economic Outlook Luncheon
  
  
• Mid-Year Economic Update
   
• Comprehensive Forecasting Services for Companies, Organizations, and Government
  
  

Forecasts Published Quarterly in Arizona's Economy

What: 5-year forecasts of important economic variables for Arizona, Phoenix-Mesa MSA, and Tucson MSA.

Updates: Forecasts updated quarterly.

Where: Published in Arizona's Economy, a quarterly newsletter available free online or in print.

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Annual Economic Outlook Luncheon

What: Over lunch, University of Arizona economists present the economic outlook for Arizona and the nation. Attendees receive the Annual Economic Outlook publication, available in PDF format on this website.

When: each December

Where: The Westin La Paloma Resort in Tucson, Arizona.

Registration information, dates, and prices are posted on this website as they become available. Registration is open to individuals and companies.

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Mid-Year Economic Update

What: Over breakfast, University of Arizona economists provide an update on current economic reality - where we are and where we're headed mid-way through the year.

When: Each June.

Where: The Univeristy of Arizona.

Registration information, dates, and prices.

Sponsored by Bank One.

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Comprehensive Forecasting Services for Companies, Organizations, and Government

EBR, via its forecast unit, The Forecasting Project, provides sponsoring organizations with a menu of in-depth forecasting and consulting services. Sponsoring organizations use this information to:

• keep abreast of economic development
  
  
• drive marketing plans
  
  
• plan for equipment to meet customer demands
  
  
• answer questions from the investment community and the press
  
  
• brief company policy makers
  
  
• drive internal company models
  
  
• project government revenues
  
  
• act as a validity check of their own forecasting efforts

More about The Forecasting Project.

Become a sponsor of The Forecasting Project, contact Marshal J. Vest

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