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REAP Workshops
2012 PNREC - Seattle, WA - 5/17/2012
Description & GoalsAgenda for PNREAP Participation
Speakers
Roger CoupalMauricio OrtizTom HarrisGary Smith
Presentations
A Comparative Analysis of Trends and Sources of wealth income in Teton ...Everything You Ever Wanted Know About the BEA Regional Property Income ...Cutting Two Different Ways: Examining the Performance of Property Income ...Ask Not Where the 1% Stash Their Cash Besides the Cayman Islands: Rather ...
AUBER - Austin, TX - 10/18/2009
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Clifford A. LipscombRob BrownRichard MackGary Smith
Presentations
Using REAP Regional Analysis Subscriptions to Promote Your CenterBuilding Alliances: The Navigating Nevada ExampleStep Right Up Folks!Welcome to Bedlam, Join in a Live Hands-On Demonstration of the Website
Reno, Nevada - 9/29/2009
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Tom HarrisRob BrownJim ZavrelAlison AdamZoë AmbargisKeith SchwerIan MeadCliff WoodruffGary ZimmermanMarc JohnsonGreg MosierMallory RaheGenie MontBlancGary Smith
Presentations
The Crown Jewel: An In-Depth Look at BEA's State and Local Area Personal...Regional Analysis...Without Paralysis: Demonstrating the California and...An Overview of BEA's Other Data and ProgramsRunning & Gunning with REAP: What & How You Can Do It When...Douglas County, Nevada: Show Me the MoneyState and Metropolitan Gross Product: What, Why, WhenAn Introduction to RIMS, BEA's Regional Input-Output ModelRetreiving Data from BEA's WebsiteLooking Ahead - BEA Regional Data Developments Going Forward
Who Should Attend & WhySponsorsLocationRegistrationLodging & AccomodationsDirections & ParkingMedia CoveragePhoto GalleryPost Workshop Assessment
AUBER - Semiahmoo, WA - 10/11/2008
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Gary SmithRob BrownPaul PolzinRichard Mack
Presentations
"Act I - Scene I: Introduction""Act I - Scene II: Project Overview""Act II - Scene I: Dancing with PNREAP""Act II - Scene II: BEA Regional Outreach - Building New Alliances""Act III - Scene I: Step Right up Folks!""Act III - Scene II: Q & A - Would REAP be Right for Your AUBER Center?"
Jackson, Mississippi - 4/3/2008
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Alvin WilliamsGary SmithRob BrownWilliam Gunther
Presentations
"An Overview of the Mississippi Regional Economic Analysis Project""Income Side of the Coin""An Overview of the BEA Regional Accounts"
Who Should Attend & WhySponsorsRegistrationLocation
Long Beach, Mississippi - 4/3/2008
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Alvin WilliamsGary SmithRob BrownWilliam Gunther
Presentations
"An Overview of the Mississippi Regional Economic Analysis Project""Income Side of the Coin""An Overview of the BEA Regional Accounts"
Who Should Attend & WhySponsorsRegistrationLocation
AUBER - Pensacola, FL - 10/14/2007
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Gary SmithRob BrownHart HodgesPaul PolzinRichard Mack
Presentations
"Act I - Scene I: Here is a Turnkey Project for Your AUBER Center!""Dancing with PNREAP: A Live Demo on the Web""Outreach in BEA's Strategic Plan: How Partnering with PNREAP and....""How do You Deliver Local Area Economic Analysis for 57 Counties....""Local Area Economic Analysis - Improving the Conversation....""Running & Gunning with PNREAP in the Pacific Northwest""Would this Project Be Right for Your AUBER Center?"
Skagit Valley, WA - 5/11/2007
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Brian BurtonEvelina TainerGary SmithHart HodgesJulie HansenRob Brown
Presentations
"An Overview of the Washington
Regional Economic Analysis...""Tracking Changes in the Local
Economy""Viewing the Washington Economy in a Regional and National Context""An Overview of the BEA Regional Accounts""What's Behind the Regional Personal Income Statistics, and What Lies Ahead"
Who Should Attend & WhySponsorsRegistrationDirections & Parking
Missoula, MT - 5/9/2007
Description & GoalsAgenda
Speakers
Gary SmithJim SylvesterJohn BaldridgePaul PolzinRob Brown
Presentations
"An Overview of the Montana Regional Economic Analysis Project Website""Tracking Changes in the Local
Economy""An Overview of the BEA Regional Accounts""What's Behind the Regional Personal Income Statistics, and What Lies Ahead"
Who Should Attend & WhySponsors
Reno, NV - 2/2/2007
Agenda
Speakers
Buddy BordenGary SmithRang NarayananRob BrownTom Harris
Presentations
"An Overview of the Nevada Regional Economic Analysis Project Website""Tracking Changes in the Local
Economy""BEA Overview of the Regional Accounts""What's Behind the Regional Personal Income Statistics?""What Lies Ahead for the Regional Accounts?""Trends Analysis -- Nevada Counties"
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Montana Regional Economic Analysis Project
Montana Regional Economic Analysis Project
On behalf of the Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project (PNREAP), greetings and welcome to the Montana Regional Economic Analysis Project. Using the interactive regional economic tools of analysis at your disposal on this website, we invite you to conduct your own research to examine and assess changing economic conditions and trends of your county or region of interest.
Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project (PNREAP)
The Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project (PNREAP) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation organized to foster and further sound regional economic research, analysis, education, outreach and decision-making. By exploiting web-enabled technologies PNREAP endeavors to empower people to expedite the distillation, portrayal, analysis and interpretation of regional economic data.
The regional economic research tools and analytical techniques created by PNREAP offer users a portal to more quickly and efficiently explore, discover and understand our fluctuating, dynamic and ever-changing regional economies. PNREAP supports and collaborates with local and regional economic development, research, and educational institutions nationwide.
Director
Phone: (253) 219-6604
IT Director
James R. Latham
Phone: (206) 948-3726
Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project
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If your interests align with examining broader trends across the Montana's regional landscape, apply the interactive diagnostics available at the "click of a mouse" and select from among an assortment of principal indicators of major importance:
Investigate a topic all too often overlooked relating to how the changing mix and role of property income, transfer payments, earned income, and their contributions to growth, have transformed the Montana regional economy against the backdrop of changes nationwide.
The cornerstone of the Montana Regional Economic Analysis Project is the annual data compiled by the Regional Income Division of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), U.S. Department of Commerce encompassing more than 4 decades−from 1969 to 2010.
 
To compare and assess Montana's economy in contrast with other states of your choosing, enlist the use of the "Comparative Trends Analysis"  in the United States Regional Economic Analysis Project
United States Regional Economic Anlaysis Project
 
Announcing the
2012 PNREC Conference
2012 PNREC Conference
"The New Northwest Economy: Leaner, Meaner, Greener?"
Westin Seattle
Seattle, Washington
May 17-18, 2012
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