Single-Issue Publications and Reports, Sorted by Year

2008

• Mainstreet Community Economic Assessments 2006, 2007 and 2008

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2007

Lea County Studies

• Executive Summary: The Economy and Demographics of Lea County and the Larger Region
• The Economy of Lea County and the Larger Region
• Survey of Lea County Employers
• Population, Housing and Education in Lea County


• Status of Nurses in New Mexico
• How Does Education Effect The Economic Status of Women in New Mexico PDF presentation to the NM Assoc. of University Women.
• Quantitative and Comparative Analysis of Reform Options for Extending Health Care Coverage in New Mexico.
• The Economic Importance of the Arts and Cultural Industries in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County
• Santa Fe Living Wage Studies
• Taos Business Asset and Leakage Study: Detailed Results
• Mainstreet Community Economic Assessments 2006, 2007 and 2008
• Santa Fe Design Week - A Pilot Study
• Digital Media Industry in Albuquerque and New Mexico

2006

• 2006 New Mexico Economic Outlook Conference Handouts
• Santa Fe Living Wage Studies
• Mainstreet Community Economic Assessments 2006, 2007 and 2008
• The Southwest Heartland: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly PowerPoint

2005

• Santa Fe Living Wage Studies
• The Economic Impact of Nonprofit Organizations in New Mexico
• Oil and Natural Gas Industry Contribution to the San Juan Basin
• Farmington Mainstreet: Preliminary Market Analysis for Proposed Farmington Municipal Redevelopment Areas
• Farmington Mainstreet: An Analysis of Farmington's Real Estate Market, With a Focus on Proposed Municipal Redevelopment Areas
• Training and Education Needs for Valencia County

The Federal Presence in New Mexico (Presentation and reports for the New Mexico First Townhall #33.)

• The Management and Future of Federal Investment in New Mexico PowerPoint
• Executive Summary
• Final Report


• Concentrating Solar Power Feasibility Study (A joint study with Black & Veatch, BBER prepared Chapter 7 Economic Impact). Free PDF on New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources web site.

2004

• Santa Fe Living Wage Studies
• Grants Mainstreet Project Leakage Study
• UNM's Science and Technology Corporation: The Impact of Start-Up Companies


The Economic Importance of the Arts and Cultural Industries in Santa Fe County (4 Parts)
• Executive Summary
• Part 1: Quantification of Economic Impacts
• Part 2: Qualitative Analysis of Relations Between Arts and Cultural Industries and Other Sectors of the Santa Fe Community
• Power Point Show of Findings PowerPoint


• The Benefits and Costs of City-County Unification: An Analysis of City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County Finances. Posted with permission of the City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County.
• New Mexico County Population Projections from July 1, 2000 to July 1, 2030 (CD Product, $65.00)
• The Economic Impact of the University of New Mexico on the State of New Mexico
• Raton Community Audit Presentation Part 1
• Raton Community Audit Presentation Part 2
• Labor Force, Employment and the Future: Final Report of the Community Audit of Raton
• Raton Community Audit: Preliminary Research Findings
• Raton Community Audit: Demographic, Economic and Labor Force Analysis

2003

• Ten Northern New Mexico Counties - Economic and Demographic Profiles (Funded by the Northern Area Local Workforce Development Board)
• Measuring the Travel Industry in New Mexico January issue of New Mexico Business, Current Economic Report
• The Economic Impact of the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center FY 2001-2002

2002

• Perceptions of Water Quality and Supply in the Unincorporated Areas of Bernalillo County
• The Economic Impact of a Growth Rate Ordinance in the City of Santa Fe

2001

• Motor Fuel Taxes and Highway Finance in New Mexico ($15.00)
• The New Mexico State Data Center and Business and Industry Data Center Program -- extracted from the November 2001 issue of New Mexico Business, Current Economic Report.
• The New Mexico Economy in the 1990s -- July 2001 issue of New Mexico Business, Current Economic Report
• The Economic Impact of the Phillips Research Site on the New Mexico Economy, FY00 (Final Report $10.00, Draft with Supplemental Materials $10.00)
• The Biotechnologies Industry in New Mexico
• Community College Biotechnology Programs
• Economic Situation and Outlook for New Mexico, Presentation to 2001 New Mexico State Legislature (Charts, Graphs and Tables) ($2.50)

2000

• An Overview of New Mexico Economic Census Data -- extracted from the July 2000 New Mexico Business, Current Economic Report
• Health Care Coverage and Access in New Mexico: An Analysis of the 1999 Health Policy Commission Statewide Household Survey of Health Care Coverage
• Employment-Based Health Insurance in New Mexico: An Analysis of the 2000 Health Policy Commission Statewide Employer Survey of Health Insurance
• Urban Growth Projections, 1999 to 2010
• Trends in Employment, Earnings, Income and Income Distribution in Bernalillo County ($12.00)
• Population Projections for the Jemez y Sangre Water Planning Region ($10.00)
• Racial Trends and Comparisons in New Mexico During the Late 20th Century: What the Census Tells Us ($25.00)
• Economic Outlook for New Mexico: Presentation to 2000 New Mexico State Legislature (Charts, Graphs and Tables) ($2.00)

1999

• Local Governments in the MRGCOG Region: An Analysis of Governmental Revenues and Expenditures ($10.00)
• New Mexico Economy: Review and Outlook for 1999 ($5.00)
• City of Albuquerque Go Bond Debt Service Levy and Property Tax Valuations ($10.00)
• Long-Term Economic Trends in the Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments: The Past is Prologue? ($10.00)

1998

• Economic Census: New Mexico, Volume III, Manufacturing ($22.50)
• New Mexico Personal Health Expenditures, Calendar 1996 ($8.00)
• Economic, Demographic and Fiscal Impact of Nuchik, Inc. Poultry Processing Plant on the City of Artesia and the Artesia Public Schools ($5.00)
• New Mexico Economy: Review and Outlook for 1998 ($5.00)

1997

• Poverty in New Mexico: Who are the Poor? ($32.00)
• Population Projections for the State of New Mexico, Volume B: New Mexico Population Outlook in the 21st Century ($25.00)
• New Mexico Economy: Review and Outlook for 1997 ($5.00)
• 1996 Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Patron Survey ($10.00)
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau 1997 Household Visitors Survey ($5.00)
• Travel Agent Survey ($5.00)
• Tour Operator Survey ($5.00)
• 50 Community Profiles - 1997 ($1.50 per community, $35.00 set)
• County Profiles - 1997 ($1.00 per county, $25.00 set)
• Projected Bernalillo County Population Aged 0-19 Years, 7/1/90-7/1/2020 ($25.00)

1996

• Economic Census: New Mexico, Volume II, Retail and Wholesale Trade 1987 and 1992 ($20.00)
• Economic Census: New Mexico, Volume I, Service Industries 1987 and 1992 ($20.00)
• Urban Growth Projections, 1995-2005
• Update of the New Mexico Tax Study comparisons of Tax Burden in Surrounding States ($30.00)
• Population Levels and Trends in Nine New Mexico Water Planning Regions 1960-2060 ($30.00)
• 1996 Albuquerque Image Survey ($5.00)
• Fiscal Analysis of the Proposed New County in the South Valley Unincorperated Areas of Bernalillo County ($12.00)
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau 1996 Albuquerque Household Visitors Survey ($5.00)
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Patron Survey ($10.00)
• New Mexico Economy: Review and Outlook for 1997 ($5.00)

1995

• The Census in New Mexico, Volume V, 1990 Population and Socioeconmic Profiles ($13.00)
• The Census in New Mexico, Volume IV, Social and Economic Characteristics for the State and Counties from the 1980 and 1990 Censuses ($21.00)
• 1995 Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Patron Survey ($10.00)
• Survey of Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau Patrons ($8.00)
• New Mexico Magazine Survey of Subscribers ($10.00)
• Impact Assessment Los Alamos Defense Adjustment Study ($25.00)
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Patron Survey 1994 ($7.00)

1994

• The Economic Impact of the Air Force Phillips Laboratory on the New Mexico Economy ($7.00)
• Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Patron Survey 1993 and Albuquerque Image Survey 1994 ($12.00)
• Economic Impact of New Mexico Division of Rehabilitation FY 93-94 ($5.00)
• The New Mexico Economy: History and Outlook ($7.00)
• Population Projections for the State of New Mexico by Age and Sex, 1990-2020 ($28.50)
• Population Profiles of Incorporated Places and Cities in New Mexico ($12.00)

1993

• The Census in New Mexico, Volume III, County Population and Housing Rankings, 1980 and 1990 Censuses ($13.00)
• A Survey of Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau Patrons ($8.00)
• 1993 Albuquerque Image Survey ($12.00)

1992

• The Census in New Mexico, Volume II, Changes in the Age and Sex Composition of Counties Between 1980 and 1990 ($17.50)
• The Census in New Mexico, Volume I, Population and Housing Characteristics for the State and Counties from the 1980 and 1990 Censuses ($14.00)
• Urban Growth Trends, 1980 to 1990
• 1992 Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau Survey Findings ($5.00)
• Economic Impact of the New Mexico Division Of Vocational Rehabilitation, Fiscal Year 1990-91 ($5.00)

1991

• 1991 Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Survey Findings ($7.00)
• Economic Analysis of Proposed New Mexico Solid Waste Regulations ($17.00)
• The Better Air Campaign, 1991 Survey ($5.00)

1990

• 1990 Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau Survey Findings ($9.00)
• A Survey of New Mexico Tourism and Travel Division Patrons ($9.00)
• 1990 Gallup Convention and Visitors Bureau Survey ($7.00)
• A Survey of Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau Patrons ($7.00)

1989

• New Mexico Statistical Abstract ($7.00)
• Projections of the Population of New Mexico by Age, Sex and Race: 1985 to 2010 ($17.00)
• Estimates of Compliance Costs and Benefits of Proposed Revisions to New Mexico Liquid Waste Regulations ($14.00)
• Population and Employment Projections for New Mexico Counties, 1985-2010 ($32.00)
• The Economic Impact of Horseracing in New Mexico--1988 ($7.00)
• The Economics of Siting the Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Landfill: A Cost Comparison of Cerro, Colorado and Tri-Sect Sites ($17.00)
• Urban Development and Concentration in Albuquerque in the 1990s ($12.00)
• Population Projections for the Hydrobasins of New Mexico: 1990-2040 ($17.00)

1988

• Population and Employment Projections for New Mexico Counties, 1980-2010 ($17.00)
• Six Myths About New Mexico ($4.00)
• Economic Impact of Proposed Solid Waste Regulations ($10.00)
• Population and Employment Projections for the New Mexico Rio Grande Basin, 1985-2040 ($10.00)
• Displaced Homemakers and Single Parents in New Mexico ($12.00)
• An Expanded Role in Taos for Northern New Mexico Community College: Survey findings ($7.00)
• New Mexico Vocational Education Sex Equity Study ($8.00)

1987

• Presentation on the New Mexico Economy to Bond Rating Agencies ($7.00)
• Economic Impact of Workers Compensation and Unemployment Insurance Programs on Small Business ($15.00)
• Survey of Patrons of the Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau ($7.00)
• New Mexico Economic Review and Outlook ($4.00)
• Fiscal Impact of the Proposed Westland Area Annexation ($9.00)
• Full Sample Report of Findings for the United Way of New Mexico ($7.00)
• Sandia National Labs Sample Report of Findings for the United Way of Greater Albuquerque ($7.00)
• A Fiscal Impact Analysis of Alternative Development Scenarios for the Volcano Cliffs Subdivision ($12.00)

1986

• New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority Survey ($25.00)
• The Social and Economic Impact of the U.S. Department of Energy on the State of New Mexico, FY1985 ($7.00)
• The Albuquerque Business Climate: A Comparative View ($17.00)
• The PSC/UNM Econometric Forecasting Model: An Econometric Forecasting Model of Electrical Energy and Peak Load Requirements for the State of New Mexico ($17.00)

The Santa Fe Transportation Study:

• Part 1: Special Population Transportation ($5.00)
• Part 2: General Community Public Transportation ($7.00)
• Part 3: Business and Capitol District Transportation ($4.00)
($12.00 for all three)

1985

• Projections of Water Availability in the Lower Rio Grande, Gila-San Francisco and Mimbres Drainage Basins to 2005 ($22.00)

1984

• New Mexico Statistical Abstract ($7.00)
• Health Care Coverage and the Medically Indigent in New Mexico ($14.00)
• The New Mexico Energy Management Information System ($9.00)
• A Review of Investment in Venture Capital and Below Market Rate Loans by the New Mexico Severance Tax Permanent Fund ($10.00)
• Costs and Benefits of the Proposed Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 202--Fire-Fighting ($4.00)
• The Noncompliance Penalty Program: Implementation in New Mexico ($6.00)
• An Objective Economic Criteria Test for Evaluating the Reasonableness of Best Available Control Technologies ($7.00)
• The Potential Income Stream Due to Improvement of Various Facilities at the New Mexico State Fair ($4.00)
• A Profile of the Elderly Population for Selected Areas in New Mexico ($6.00)
• A Ranking of New Mexico=s Public Water Supply Systems ($9.00)
• A Survey of Purchasing Characteristics of Lovington Households ($7.00)
• The University of New Mexico Economic Report ($12.00)
• Projections of Water Availability in the AWR and Pecos River Basins to the Year 2005 [draft version only] ($22.00)
• The New Mexico Economy: Review and Outlook ($4.00)
• The New Mexico Energy Management Information System [Final Report] ($10.00)
• The New Mexico State Data Center--A Position Paper ($4.00)
• Air Quality Permit Fee Proposals for the State of New Mexico ($12.00)

1983

• Evaluation of and Comment on the New Mexico Coal Market Study ($5.00)
• Northern New Mexico Community College Master Planning Results ($5.00)
• Population, Employment and Income History and Projections for New Mexico Counties, 1970-2000 ($32.00)
• The Tourist Industry in New Mexico ($10.00)
• The Economic Impact of Alternative Resolutions of New Mexico Pueblo Indian Water Rights Volume I ($32.00), Volume II ($32.00)
• A Survey of Metal Plating in the Albuquerque Area ($7.00)
• Population Estimates and Projections for Wastewater Facility Planning Areas: 1980-2000 ($12.00)
• Economic Impact of Workers Compensation and Unemployment Insurance Programs on Small Business ($15.00)

1982

• Results of the New Mexico Energy Management System: Projections of Energy Supply, Demand and Prices In New Mexico, 1985-2000 ($15.60)
• New Mexico Human Services Transportation Providers: Accounting, Reporting and Coordination of Services ($14.00)
• The New Mexico Uranium Industry: Current Assessment and Outlook ($7.00)
• Proposed Changes in the New Mexico Water Supply Regulations, Section 103 ($6.00)
• Follow-up Survey of 1976-77 Graduates of the Auto Mechanics Program ($8.00)
• The Social and Economic Impact of the Abiqui Reservoir, 1985-2040 ($43.00)

1981

• Albuquerque Wage Survey ($7.00)
• The Economic Impact of Horse Racing in New Mexico ($7.00)
• Lovington Community Profile ($6.00)
• Vocational-Technical Education--New Mexico Citizens Respond: 32 County Needs Assessment Study ($16.00)

1980

• New Mexico Statistical Abstract ($7.00)
• The Economic Impact of Proposed Minimum Lot Size Requirements for Individual Liquid Waste Disposal Systems ($6.00)
• An Energy Management System for New Mexico [Final Report] ($22.00)
• Evaluation of the Bernalillo County Selective Traffic Enforcement Program of FY1978 ($5.00)
• Executive Summary of the Evaluation of the Gallup, New Mexico Selective Traffic Enforcement Program ($5.00)
• Evaluation of the Farmington, New Mexico Selective Traffic Enforcement Program of FY1978 ($5.00)
• Effectiveness of the New Mexico DWI Program ($5.00)
• Evaluation of the New Mexico State Police Selective Traffic Enforcement Program of FY1978 ($5.00)
• Evaluation of the Roswell, New Mexico Selective Traffic Enforcement Program of FY1978 ($5.00)
• Evaluation of New Mexico's Project 55 for FY1978 ($6.00)
• Intercity Bus Transportation in New Mexico ($12.00)
• The Return of the State's Investment and Analysis of Royalty Schedules at New Mexico Park and Recreation Concessions ($12.00)
• A Study of the New Mexico Liquor Control Act ($14.00)
• Proposed Changes in the New Mexico Water Supply Regulations: Monitoring for Sodium Corrosion Control, Turbidity Sampling and Analytical Requirements for Maximum Containment Levels for Inorganic Chemicals ($9.00)
• Proposed Changes in the New Mexico Water Supply Regulations: Total Trihalomethanes Sampling, Analytical and Other Requirements ($9.00)

Pre- 1980

NOTE: Some pre-1980 publications are available. Call for details.

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