Produced through Southeastern Louisiana University's Business Research Center; the "Economic Reporter" is a well researched report on our local economies in St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, and St Helena Parishes. The people of these parishes should be grateful, for the the indepth look which the Economic Reporter provides. A wise man once said; "Knowledge is Power." And I say I agree wholeheartedly. The Economic Reporter is knowledge…

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This Quarter; Q4 2011, the SLU Economic Reporter details the current (or most recent data available) status of the Northshore Housing Market. Check it out. This is good information.

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The SLU Business Research Center's Economic Reporter is one of the best local resources for following market trends in the New Orleans Northshore Region. With in-depth coverage of St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, and St Helena Parishes, including itemized detailed reports on Employment, Retail Sales, and Building Permits. I truly recommend reading SLU's Reporter if you want to keep your finger on the pulse our local Parishes.

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Marc

Download Southeastern Lousiana University, Economic Reporter 2nd Quarter_Fall_ 2011

Reporting detailed economic conditions from the top down and encompassing the 5 Northshore Parishes: St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, St Helena and Livingston. The SLU Business Research Center's Economic Reporter is a valuable resource for students and businessmen alike. Entailing such details as current employment conditions, volume of retail sales, and number of building permits; the Economic Reporter engages you, and allows informed insight into the inner workings of our currently strained economy.

We hope you enjoy.

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Marc

In-depth Coverage of St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, and St Helena Parishes, Louisiana. Provided through the Southeastern Louisiana University (SLU) Business Research Center. An excellent resource for anyone striving to stay on top of the West Florida Parishes economy. Professional, informative, and detail oriented, SLU’s Economic Reporter consistently turns a keen eye on one of the fastest growing regions of LA.

Download Southeastern Lousiana University, Economic Reporter 1st Quarter, 2011

This quarterly edition showcases new changes, with more graphs and a more in-depth look at foreclosure activity.

We hope you enjoy.

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Marc

Download Southeastern Louisiana University Economic Reporter, 1st Quarter 2011

The SLU Economic Reporter is an excellent document which provides insight into the local economies for St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, and St Helena Parishes. Anyone who wants a clear window into our local Northshore market should look closely at this paper. Just so you know… I find it very easy to go into a deep tirade of adjectives about the SLU Economic Reporter, something that sounds like; professional, informative, outstanding, competent, knowledgeable and invaluable resource. (Ummm… Just exactly how many constitutes a tirade? Did I meet the requirement?)  :)

This Quarter; Q1 2011, the SLU Economic Reporter details the current (or most recent data available) status of the Northshore Housing Market. Check it out. This is good information.

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Marc

Download SLU 4th Q 2010 Economic Reporter

A quality resource for everyone following the economy in St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, or St Helena Parishes. This, 4th Quarter 2010, the SLU publication takes a hard look at employment in Louisiana and how it has been affected by the economic downturn we have been experiencing.

I cannot believe there are so many government jobs. Ronald Reagan said, "Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem."

What do you think?

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This excellent local economic resource is provided by the good people with SLU. In-depth coverage of the economies in 5 local parishes; St Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Livingston, and St Helena. As well, data on our State and National economy. I hope this information gets some good use.

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Marc