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3/23/2024: Recession and Recovery in Chattanooga


Howard Wall

March 23, 2024

Although recessions are usually thought of as national-level events, there can be substantial differences across states and metro areas in when they occur. This paper determines and compares the timing of recessions for Chattanooga and four nearby metro areas. The shaded areas in the chart are the periods of recession in the Chattanooga metro area.…

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3/21/2024: Chattanooga and Its Regional Economy


Howard Wall

March 21, 2024

The Chattanooga metro economy does not exist in a vacuum. Like every other metro area in the United States, it is subject to the ups and downs of the national economy. If the U.S. economy is doing well then Chattanooga’s probably is, too. Given its location, geography also plays a role. Chattanooga lies at the…

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3/21/2024: The UAW, VW, and the Chattanooga Economy


Howard Wall

March 21, 2024

A Channel 9 story on the UAW unionization drive at the VW plant in Chattanooga featured commentary from CRER director Howard Wall on the possible effects on the Chattanooga economy. 

3/9/2024: More Housing Lowers the Price of Housing


Howard Wall

March 9, 2024

The Chattanooga Times Free Press had an interesting analysis of the housing situation in Chattanooga. In it, CRER chief economist Howard Wall expressed his view that increased supply reduces price and that zoning reform will help. Read the article in the Chattanooga Times Free Press  

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2/25/2024: Chattanooga and Its Regional Economy


Howard Wall

February 25, 2024

Chattanooga is situated at the literal crossroads between Atlanta, Birmingham, Knoxville, and Nashville, whose combined employment growth rate over the past 10 years was nearly double the national average. A full understanding of the Chattanooga metro economy requires an understanding of how it interacts with these large metro areas in its booming region. This paper…

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