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Title: INTRANET IMPACT PROGRAM PROPOSAL


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Oklahoma Economic Trends August 5, 2009
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Economic Trends
  • Employment
  • Demographics, Employed, Underemployment
  • Industries
  • Sector of GDP and Employment Growth
  • Commodities
  • Oil and Natural Gas Prices and Consumption
  • Consumer Activity
  • State Revenues, Income, Confidence and Prices

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Population Distribution
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Age Distribution
Source 2007 American Community Survey, US Census

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Educational Attainment
Source 2007 American Community Survey, US Census

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Unemployment Rate by County (June 2009)
Source OESC (http//www.ok.gov/oesc_web/Services/
Find_Labor_Market_Statistics/LAUS/)
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Unemployment Rate by State (June 2009)
Source OESC (http//www.ok.gov/oesc_web/Services/
Find_Labor_Market_Statistics/LAUS/)
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Economic Trends
  • Employment
  • Demographics, Employed, Underemployment
  • Industries
  • Sector of GDP and Employment Growth
  • Commodities
  • Oil and Natural Gas Prices and Consumption
  • Consumer Activity
  • State Revenues, Income, Confidence and Prices

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Industry of GDP Total (2008)
Source Bureau of Economic Analysis, GDP by State
(millions of current dollars)
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GDP Growth by Industry (2000-2008)
Source Bureau of Economic Analysis, Real GDP by
state (millions of chained 2000 dollars)
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Employment by Sector (2007)
Source Bureau of Economic Analysis, Employment
by NAICS
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Growth in Employment by Sector (2000-2007)
Source Bureau of Economic Analysis, Employment
by NAICS
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Economic Trends
  • Employment
  • Demographics, Employed, Underemployment
  • Industries
  • Sector of GDP and Employment Growth
  • Commodities
  • Oil and Natural Gas Prices and Consumption
  • Consumer Activity
  • State Revenues, Income, Confidence and Prices

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Current State of the Economy
  • Employment
  • Demographics, Employed, Underemployment
  • Industries
  • Sector of GDP and Employment Growth
  • Commodities
  • Oil and Natural Gas Prices and Consumption
  • Consumer Activity
  • State Revenues, Income, Confidence and Prices

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OK State Revenues
Source OK State Treasurer (http//www.ok.gov/trea
surer/documents/June20Revenue20PR207-14-09.pdf)
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2009 Economic Indicators
  • Employment
  • Population shifting in state and OK lags behind
    US in within prime working age
  • In the last two quarters, OK has felt the impact
    of the national recession
  • While OKs unemployed has grown, the state
    remains in the bottom quintile for unemployment
    rates
  • Industries
  • Mining, manufacturing, real estate lead OKs
    private sector economy for GDP
  • Oil Gas Prices and Consumption
  • Prices are predicted to stay low based on reduced
    international demand and current high stores
  • Consumer behavior
  • Retail sales appear relatively steady while auto
    sales have dropped
  • Consumer price inflation has moderated
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