Browsing CERCA by Author "Navara, Tony"
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Great Recession in California and Nevada : Comparing Employment Effects in Two Neighboring Western States
Falls, Sam; Fisher, Sara; Markert, James; Navara, Tony (2013-05)The economic downturn that began at the end of 2008 has become known as the Great Recession and by most accounts the economy has been slow to recover from this hit. The standard way of judging the severity of a recession ... -
Great Recession in Wisconsin and Minnesota : Comparing Employment Effects in Two Neighboring Midwestern States
Falls, Sam; Navara, Tony; Markert, James; Fisher, Sara (2013-05)The economic downturn that began at the end of 2008 has become known as the Great Recession and by most accounts the economy has been slow to recover from this hit. The standard way of judging the severity of a recession ... -
Impact of the Great Recession on Social Assistance Programs in the Eau Claire Area
Dabat, Michael; Faber, Samantha; Hartson, Dan; Navara, Tony; Peppler, John; Prahl, Justin (2012-04)The economic downturn of 2008-09 was so severe that it has become known as The Great Recession and by most accounts the subsequent recovery has been slow to non-existent. National data reflects a continuing demand for ... -
Impact of the Great Recession on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Participation in the U.S.
Prahl, Justin; Faber, Samantha; Peppler, John; Navara, Tony; Hartson, Dan; Dabat, Michael (2012-04)The economic downturn of 2008-09 was so severe that it has become known as the Great Recession and by most accounts the subsequent recovery has been slow and perhaps even non-existent. Rather than characterizing the ... -
Impact of the Great Recession on Total Employment and Unemployment Rates in the U.S.
Dabat, Michael; Faber, Samantha; Hartson, Dan; Navara, Tony; Peppler, John; Prahl, Justin (2012-04)The economic downturn of 2008-09 was so severe that it has become known as the Great Recession, and by most accounts the subsequent recovery has been relatively slow. The most basic method of judging the severity of a ...