Special Report: Regional Economic Disparities
Labor Market Conditions Uneven Across the United States; Dynamic Could Shift as the Health Crisis Accelerates in New Areas
October, 2020
Many inland states avoided a major disruption. The Midwest and Central U.S. fared better in the spring and summer months as they steered clear of the most extreme outbreaks. Lower population density was favorable to limit the spread of the virus, allowing less-strict shutdowns and fast-tracked reopenings.
Report Highlights:
Analysis of what rising COVID-19 cases could mean for employment
September unemployment rates by state
Insights into markets performing the best amid the disruption