ESI senior advisor Joel Naroff spoke on the state of the United States economy during the Summer Brand Camp conference that was held in Dallas from June 2-4. During his speech, Naroff discussed how realizing economic trends won’t stay the same is one of the most important factors in evaluating the economy. He said that changing […]
Read MoreESI has released its economic impact study on ODUNDE, Inc.’s annual ODUNDE Festival. Held annually in Philadelphia, the ODUNDE Festival celebrates the diversified African and African-American culture in the city. It is both the largest and longest-running African-American street festival in the United States; in its 40th year. Regarding the city of Philadelphia, ESI’s study found the […]
Read MoreESI president and principal Stephen Mullin is scheduled to speak at LNG Exports’ “Exploring the Possibilities in Philadelphia” symposium on Thursday, April 16 at Stein Hall on the campus of Drexel University in Philadelphia. The event will begin at 6:00 p.m. The symposium will feature a keynote presentation by Jason French, spokesperson from Our Energy Moment, […]
Read MoreDrexel University Analysis Details Economic Impact of PennEast Construction and Ongoing Operations WYOMISSING, Pa. – The design and construction of the PennEast Pipeline will generate approximately $1.6 billion in additional wages, revenues and investments to regional and state economies of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, according to a new Drexel University study released today. “PennEast Pipeline Project […]
Read MoreESI Director of Research and Senior Economist Adam Ozimek’s paper on “The Regulation And Value of Prediction Markets” was released by The Mercatus Center. Excerpt from the paper: ‘Prediction markets are exchanges where individuals trade what are sometimes called “event contracts.” Broadly speaking, these contracts specify some future event with different possible outcomes, define a payment structure based on […]
Read MoreIn a follow up to Stephen Mullin’s editorial, “Let’s get rid of the term “Delaware Valley,” the Philadelphia Business Journal conducted a reader poll to gauge the response. From the 606 surveyed, 67% believed it was time to retire the term. > Read more
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