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John Tapogna, ECONorthwest President, Quoted in the Oregonian
Tapogna comments on Nike's potential expansion to Portland's South Waterfront District.
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Bend’s True Economic Picture May Surprise You
In a recent op-ed, ECONorthwest economists test the conventional wisdom about Bend's economic growth.
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John Tapogna, ECONorthwest President, to Appear in HBO Documentary American Winter
ECONorthwest President will comment on the importance of education and workforce training in combating poverty.
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ECONorthwest Updating Annual Regional Economic Study
In a forthcoming report for the Portland Business Alliance, ECONorthwest will describe Portland’s progress in terms of the economic recovery.
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City of Wilsonville Adopts ECONorthwest Economic Development Strategy
In a unanimous vote, Wilsonville's city council approved its first economic development strategy, drafted with ECONorthwest.
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ECONorthwest Issue Brief: Is Boise Over- or Underperforming Economically?
In the latest Issue Brief published by ECONorthwest's Boise office, our staff rate the economic performance of Boise, Idaho by comparing it to some of its economic peers.
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City of Portland Releases ECONorthwest Benefit-Cost Analysis of Proposed Port Development
New ECONorthwest report analyzes the economic effects of a proposed port development on West Hayden Island.
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John Tapogna, President of ECONorthwest, Discusses Earnings and Regional Economic Growth
In a presentation to the Westside Business Alliance, John Tapogna explains the differences in per capita incomes between cities in the Pacific Northwest.
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ECONorthwest helps establish EB-5 Regional Center in Saipan
Recently, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) awarded one of our clients an EB-5 regional center to start an international airline service in Saipan.
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Too much government? Or just too many?
In a recent op-ed, John Tapogna explores ways to increase the efficiency of Oregon's government.
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Tweets from ECONorthwest's President
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