The most recent employment data indicates that the pace of hiring in Texas has slowed. In September, 40,700 net new jobs were added, compared to 111,900 in August. Moreover, the unemployment rate rose and is now higher than the national level. While this slowing is not good news, it was not unexpected.
Dr. Perryman walks through the latest report, specifcally in terms of Texas' economic recovery.
Dr. Perryman breaks down the recent employment data and the factors contributing to improvement.
Dr. Perryman explains the most significant gains for the state by industry.
Dr. Perryman explains some indicators of inprovement in the national economy.
Dr. Perryman explains what the latest jobs numbers mean for the economy as it recovers from the pandemic.
Dr. Perryman interprets the April employment data and contextualizes it in light of the pandemic.
Dr. Perryman takes a look at why the number of jobs added was lower than some had hoped, and what this means for economic recovery.
Dr. Perryman breaks down his most recent forecasts for economic growth.
Dr. Perryman explains some indicators of the state's economic recovery.