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George W. Hammond

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Jul 13, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · George W. Hammond

    The curious case of Arizona jobs from 2023-2025 - AZ Big Media (opens the original)

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    Strange patterns have emerged in one of our most important economic indicators: Jobs. Here is an analysis of the curious case of Arizona jobs from 2023-2025. Each year the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) revises national, state, and local job and unemployment data for the previous one to two years, with occasional revisions going further back. This process is known as benchmarking. In some years, these revisions are significant. This is one of those years. The benchmark revisions were part

  2. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · George W. Hammond

    Arizona economy faces uncertain future: Here are the numbers - AZ Big Media (opens the original)

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    The Arizona economy continues to be battered by uncertainty originating from the federal government, including both economic and geopolitical policies. With the outbreak of war in the Middle East, gas prices spiked during March/April and inflation picked up significant steam. Job growth was dismal last year, according to preliminary data, and is slow so far in 2026, primarily due to a dramatic slowdown in hiring. Income gains were slow last year as well and the state’s per capita personal income

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · George W. Hammond

    As healthcare drives gains, Arizona struggles to generate jobs - AZ Big Media (opens the original)

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    As Arizona’s economy struggles to generate jobs, healthcare continues to drive employment gains, according to an analysis from the EBRC. The Arizona economy is struggling to add jobs, due to greatly reduced hiring. This is likely being caused by heightened federal economic policy uncertainty and uncertainty caused by the war with Iran. In addition to increased uncertainty, the labor market is being adversely impacted by increased tariffs, reduced international migration, increased deportations,

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