Regional Economist
Baker, Grant, Harney, Malheur, Union, and Wallowa counties
1901 Adams Avenue
La Grande, OR 97850
La Grande, OR 97850
(541) 963-7111 ext 226
Articles
- A Look at What’s Up with July 1, 2018
- The Ins and Outs of Population Change in Eastern Oregon – 2017
- Three Reasons Why Adults Continue Their Educations
- Gas Station Employment, Helping Fuel Eastern Oregon
- Help Wanted in Eastern Oregon - 2017
- Eastern Oregon – 2017 in the Rearview
- Clearing the Haze around Eastern Oregon’s Budding Marijuana Industry
- A Handy Travel Guide for Oregon Gas Station Employment and House Bill 2482
- A Quick Look at Population Trends in Eastern Oregon
- Per Capita Personal Income in Baker, Malheur, and Union – 2016
- Get Out on the Highway: Union County Commuter Data
- Per Capita Personal Income in Eastern Oregon’s 7,000 Club – 2016 Update
- Harney County’s Inflation Adjusted Annual Average Wage
- Mending the Gap in Health Care’s Workforce May Prove Challenging
- Eastern Oregon by Race and Ethnicity – 2016
- Oregon’s Per Capita Personal Income 2016
- Load 16 Tons and What Do You Get? Wage Tables Can Answer That
- It’s the Time of the Season for Employment
- Eastern Oregon Unemployment Rates: How Low Can You Go?
- Take Note Eastern Oregon of Who Had You Covered in 2016
- Don’t Sell Yourself Short, or the Value of a Bachelor’s Degree
- Let’s Blame Lazy Grandparents for Low Labor Force Participation
- Baker County Industry Concentration, More or Less?
- Construction Industry Building in Three Eastern Oregon Counties
- Union County Government Workers and the Public University Switcheroo
- Sixty Percent of Baker County’s Government Workers Are Local
- Sixty-Six Percent of Wallowa County’s Government Workers Are Local
- Many Harney County Government Workers Are in Schools and Hospitals
- Thirty Percent of Grant County’s Government Workers Are in the Woods
- Service Occupations Dish out the Most Job Openings by 2024
- The Pace is Slower in the East: 2014-2024 Employment Projections