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Economic Conditions acrobat fileNew Hampshire Economic Conditions is a monthly publication which highlights economic developments affecting the state, including:
  • seasonally adjusted labor force
  • not seasonally adjusted labor force
  • nonfarm wage and salary employment estimates
  • unemployment compensation claims data
  • U.S. Consumer Price Index information

acrobat fileSeptember 2008 (587k) | Publication Archive | Articles

acrobat fileBenchmark Supplement March 2008 (816k)
Looking Foward acrobat fileNew Hampshire Economic Analysis Report 2008 is a detailed state economic analysis intended to inform workforce decision and policy makers. The information will also be useful to anyone with a stake in New Hampshire’s economy, whether they are involved in business or career planning, or general economic research and analysis.

This report provides a mid-year look at New Hampshire’s economic situation. It includes the most recent data describing key economic indicators such as gross domestic product, employment, personal income, housing, and exports. In addition, the report looks forward, considering occupational employment projections and recent population trends. June 2008 (846k)

Looking Forward Archive | Summary of the NH Economy Archive
Vital Signs

Vital Signs 2008 - New Hampshire Economic and Social Indicators is an annual publication that reviews the New Hampshire economy in eighteen categories. The previous four years are examined in tables comparing the statistics of that time period. A narrative of recent happenings within the category are augmented with charts and graphs.

acrobat fileApril 2008 (2,100k) | Publication Archive
acrobat file Vital Signs Sections
Introduction (100k)
1.
 Population (243k)
2.
 Income & Wages (284k)
3.
 Labor Force & Unemployment (330k)
4.
 Employment by Industry (149k)
5.
 Occupational Trends (206k)
6.
 Private Enterprise (185k)
7.
 Transportation & Traffic (221k)
8.
 Energy (264k)
9.
 Production (172k)
10.
 Trade, Recreation, & Hospitality (162k)
11.
 Construction & Housing (235k)
12.
 Finance and Banking (219k)
13.
 Government Revenues & Expenditures (182k)
14.
 Education (140k)
15.
 Health (154k)
16.
 Social Assistance (175k)
17.
 Crime & Crashes (262k)
18.
 Environment (131k)
Sources & Glossary (108k)

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