Policy and Business Analytics

Following up on the last post looking at cumulative tax collections, in this post we look at the actual tax collections against the legislative forecast amount. This should provide some sense of how the tax collections are doing against expectations laid out at the start of the biennium. For this chart we only look at […]

As part of our ongoing analysis of the North Dakota economy we are committed to providing visuals, forecasts, and projections of potential interest to the public. Fiscal matters at the state and federal level are a frequent area of concern and so we thought to start with some information on tax collections in North Dakota. […]

IPBA Director David Flynn one again presented at the Minneapolis Fed Regional Economic Conditions Conference. Flynn’s comments looked at economic circumstances, conditions, and outlook in North Dakota. This year the analysis presented included divisions of traditional economic measures, such as employment, across the rural-urban continuum. Flynn also discussed other data such as migration and home […]

UND’s David Flynn describes North Dakota’s economy and prospects at Fed’s Regional Economic Conference Q&A panel at the 2023 Economic Conditions Conference featuring (clockwise from top left) Amy Watson of the Montana Department of Labor and Economics, Joseph Santos of South Dakota State University, UND Professor David Flynn and Minneapolis Fed Regional Outreach Director Ron […]

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