Featured Visualizations – Arizona's Economy

11/22/2019

Median home price 2018 western metro areas Phoenix and Tucson

10/22/19

More on this topic in the MAP Dashboard article Affordable Housing in Tucson? It Depends

7/22/19

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Visit EBRC’s Arizona-Mexico Economic Indicators website for more on Arizona-Mexico trade.

6/6/19

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Visit EBRC’s Arizona-Mexico Economic Indicators website for more on Arizona-Mexico trade.

6/1/19

Arizona-Mexico trade balance

1/15/19

residential electricity prices western states and metros

When comparing the 10 western states in 2017, Arizona had the third highest price with an average price of 12.5 cents per kWh. California posted the highest average electricity price at 18.2 cents per kWh, while Washington State had the lowest price of 9.6 cents per kWh.

12/3/18

Arizona Labor Force and Unemployment Rate Arizona’s economy is really cookin’. Check out the historic climb of the labor force combined with historically low unemployment rates.

9/19/18

In 2017 the U.S. median wage for all occupations was $37,690 and for Arizona statewide it was $36,270. Phoenix, with a median wage of $37,280, was higher than the state but still trailed the nation. Tucson’s median wage in 2017 was $34,650.

median wage for select western metro areas 2017

8/1/18

Use this cool interactive map and explore the value of exports and imports in 2017 by their state of origin and Arizona border port of entry.

7/9/18

compare 2017 employment growth rates across western metros

7/2/18

Health Insurance Coverage Rates (2016) for Select Western Metros

Health Insurance Coverage in Western Metros 2016

Tucson ranked fifth (87.7%), tied with Albuquerque, and Phoenix (86.5%) came in seventh when compared to 12 western metropolitan areas in health insurance coverage in 2016. Colorado Springs, Portland, Denver and San Diego had higher percentages of residents with health insurance. Read full analysis on the MAP Dashboard.

6/28/18

state and local governmnet expenditures 2015 Arizona