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Manufacturing Leaders Put Spotlight on North County Industry at EconAlliance Forum | Local News - Vimarsana News

Manufacturing Leaders Put Spotlight on North County Industry at EconAlliance Forum | Local News

From tiny components sent into space to humongous machines delivered overseas, manufacturing in North Santa Barbara County remains a unique although quiet

Dubroff: As fed pauses, Latino workforce bolsters soft landing scenario - Vimarsana News

Dubroff: As fed pauses, Latino workforce bolsters soft landing scenario

To anyone who heard comments by Federal Reserve Board Governor Chris Waller at the UCSB Economic Forecast Project last month, the Fed’s June 14 decision to pause after 10 consecutive rate hikes over 15 months came as no surprise. At that May event, Waller was among the first top Fed officials to talk about a

Santa Barbara economic update: local labor market is strong, but certain industries lag behind - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara economic update: local labor market is strong, but certain industries lag behind

The UCSB Economic Forecast Project tracks economic trends in Santa Barbara County. Economists found the local labor market is generally strong, but the area is facing other long-term economic challenges.

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UCSB Economic Forecast Project Panelists Discuss Outlook for Local, National Economies | Local News - Vimarsana News

UCSB Economic Forecast Project Panelists Discuss Outlook for Local, National Economies | Local News

Speakers include project Director Peter Rupert, Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Christopher Waller and San Francisco chief economist Ted Egan