California Statistical Abstract
Last published in 2008, contains historical data on a range of economic, employment, demographic, and other topics
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California Economic Indicators
Bi-monthly compendium of economic indicators, with historical data to 1998
Report P-3: Population Projections by Race/Ethnicity, Detailed Age, and Gender, 2010-2060
State and county population estimates by age, race, and sex, with projections through 2060
California and its Counties Population by Age, Race/Hispanics, and Gender: 2000–2010
State and county population estimates by age, race, and sex
Race / Ethnic Population with Age and Sex Detail, 1990–1999
State and county population estimates by age, race, and sex
Business Climate Survey
. . . survey of business executives detailing current attitudes about the state’s economy, business climate, and budget.
Economic Advisory Council Report
Quarterly report on factors affecting the state’s economy
Solutions for a Strong California
. . .in-depth analysis of state and federal issues the CalChamber considers crucial to a strategy for economic recovery.
California’s Future Economy and Population: Implications for a Fiscal Policy Agenda
“. . .identify key economic and demographic trends that will determine the future of the California economy and to identify the implications for a fiscal policy agenda to address the state’s future economy.”
Proposition 13, Implications for Local Government Finance and the Silicon Valley Economy
. . .describing the history and implications of Proposition 13 in the context of changing economic and fiscal circumstances.
Bay Area Job Growth to 2040, Projections and Analysis
Projections prepared for Association of Bay Area Governments
California Competitiveness Project–An Analysis of California’s Economic Competitiveness
. . . study on the competitive viability of the Golden State’s business and regulatory climate.
Keeping California’s Edge: The Growing Demand for Highly Educated Workers
. . . identifies growing sectors seeking highly educated workers, analyzes the economic value created by those workers and identifies the top six industries with the most at stake in our state’s highly educated high demand future.
A Generation of Widening Inequality
. . . shows that the income gap in California grew substantially in recent decades.
A Fair Chance: Why California Should Invest in Economic Opportunity for Women and Their Families
. . . discusses the latest employment trends for California’s women and the need for increased support for key pathways to career advancement and economic security.