The Center was originally established as the Bureau of Business and Economic Research in 1943 to explore and report on economic, business, and social conditions in Arkansas. In addition to supporting research within the College, the Center supports economic development by providing economic and demographic data and analysis to business, government, and individuals. Over the years, the Center has grown to become a well-known point for communications and exchange of ideas, research, publications and data for universities, businesses, government, and individuals. In addition, the Center serves as a focal point in providing assistance to faculty and students in experimentation with their ideas and techniques in both theoretical and applied research.
Northwest Arkansas Times: Construction making comeback [subscription required]
Arkansas Democrat Gazette: Benton County the leader as state home sales rise 7% [subscription required]
Arkansas Democrat Gazette: Business news in brief-Deck’s quarterly analysis set for June 5 [subscription required]
Arkansas Democrat Gazette: Won’t reopen crossing, Union Pacific tells Ozark [subscription required]
UA Newswire: Quarterly Business Analysis Luncheon set for June
Arkansas Democrat Gazette: Arkansas’ jobless rate stays at 7.2% [subscription required]
Arkansas Business: Northwest Arkansas: 'Somebody Turned the Water Back On' [subscription required]
Northwest Arkansas Times: Joblessness, Labor Force Decline [subscription required]
Arkansas Democrat Gazette: February home sales in Arkansas fall 1.6% [subscription required]
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