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The Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona is seeking a dynamic Senior Economic Forecaster to join the Economic and Business Research Center (EBRC) team. This position will manage the EBRC Forecasting Project, which includes building and maintaining econometric forecasting models for Arizona and its metropolitan/nonmetropolitan areas as well as tax revenue forecasting for state and local governments. This position will be responsible for writing regular publications and making presentations to forecasting project clients, as well as presentations to the community. This position will manage a long-standing, high-profile forecasting effort in Arizona, using structural econometric models to forecast key regional macroeconomic indicators (jobs, population, income, tax revenues).

The successful candidate will have the following knowledge, skills and abilities:

• • Comprehensive knowledge of building/using structural econometric models to forecast regional economic variables, such as jobs, income, population, tax revenues, etc.

  • Advanced knowledge of statistical software such as EViews, R, STATA, SAS, or comparable platforms for forecasting.

  • Demonstrated ability to prepare high-quality publications.

  • Exceptional presentation and public-speaking skills.

  • Minimum of 8 years of relevant work experience, or equivalent combination of education and work experience.

  • Master’s degree required.

The EBRC is the go-to source for trusted, forward-looking economic analysis across Arizona, and it’s recognized for its cutting-edge digital tools including intuitive websites and a dedicated smartphone app.

The Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona is ranked in the top 20 among undergraduate business programs by the U.S. News & World Report and is known for excellence in management information systems, entrepreneurship, and social innovation. We serve over 6,000 undergraduate and 900 graduate students across multiple campuses, including University of Arizona’s 393-acre campus Tucson, satellite campus in downtown Phoenix, global micro campuses, as well as through Arizona Online.

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University of Hawai’i Economic Research Organization (UHERO), Social Science Research Institute (SSRI), College of Social Sciences, University of Hawai’i at Manoa (Honolulu, Hawai’i) invites applicants for the position of Assistant or Associate Professor. This is a 9-month, full- time, permanent, tenure-track faculty appointment to begin as soon as January 1, 2026, subject to position clearance and availability of funds. Duties include: teach and mentor students, lead tax-focused research and publications, collaborate with UHERO and state tax agencies, secure and manage funded projects, share tax policy expertise with policymakers, and support UHERO’s service and outreach mission.

UHERO is Hawai‘i’s leading source of independent economic research, forecasts, and policy analysis. For over 25 years, its work has guided decisions on major issues—from industry outlooks to environmental and housing policy—while UHERO faculty help prepare the next generation of Hawai‘i’s leaders through the University of Hawai‘i system. For more information about UHERO visit https://uhero.hawaii.edu/.

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University of Hawai’i Economic Research Organization (UHERO), Social Science Research Institute (SSRI), College of Social Sciences, University of Hawai’i at Manoa (Honolulu, Hawai’i) invites applicants for the position of Assistant or Associate Professor. This is a 9-month, full- time, permanent, tenure-track faculty appointment to begin as soon as January 1, 2026, subject to position clearance and availability of funds. Duties include: Teach and mentor students, conduct forecasting-related economic research and publish findings, lead funded projects, contribute to UHERO’s economic models and forecasts, engage with agencies and stakeholders to share insights, support policy analysis and reports, and participate in UHERO service and outreach.

UHERO is Hawai‘i’s leading source of independent economic research, forecasts, and policy analysis. For over 25 years, its work has guided decisions on major issues—from industry outlooks to environmental and housing policy—while UHERO faculty help prepare the next generation of Hawai‘i’s leaders through the University of Hawai‘i system. For more information about UHERO visit https://uhero.hawaii.edu/.

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As a Housing Economist, you will be responsible for presenting as a subject matter expert to varied audiences, including industry leaders, trade associations, and government officials. Your research will delve into the nuances of real estate housing economics, staying ahead of industry trends and adapting to answer critical questions. You will collaborate with our research director and housing economist to develop and execute projects, ensuring timely and actionable findings.

Responsibilities

• Presentations- Present as a subject matter expert. Prepare presentation materials appropriate for small and/or large groups, to include industry leaders, trade associations, lay people, and municipal, county, or other government leaders. These duties require the use of a personal or University vehicle.

• Research Duties- Responsible for overseeing and conducting complex independent research into the field of real estate housing economics. Stay abreast of the industry and maintain a high level of knowledge and expertise. Identify industry nuances and adapt research initiatives to answer questions appropriate to constituency. Work with the research director and senior housing economist to develop projects. Produce findings in a timely manner.

• Research Writing- Analyze research data and summarize results. Disseminate findings through articles, technical reports, research papers, and other publications.

• External Liaison- Develop relationships with external stakeholders as assigned. Create or facilitate collaboration. Support the Center’s mission and promote the Center’s profile. Respond to media requests. Participate in research and other staff meetings.

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Pittsburg State University is accepting applications for a Director of Forecasting, Special Projects, and Micropolitan Studies in the Division of Research and Economic Development that is responsible for conducting and managing the micropolitan forecasting and econometric modeling outreach operations in support of the missions of the Research and Economic Development Division (RED) and the Kelce College of Business’ Business and Economic Research Center (BERC). In addition, the Director undertakes special projects supporting local and regional economic development initiatives for RED.

A PhD in Economics or closely related discipline and one year of experience in econometric modeling and forecasting in either an academic or professional environment is required at time of hire. Visa sponsorship is available for this position.

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The Director of Economic Research reports to the Director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER), and administratively is considered one of two Associate Directors of BBER along with the Director of the Forest Industry Research Program. The Director of Economic Research must have a demonstrated track record of attracting grants, contracts and other outside funding and the ability to direct the development of the overall research program, and in their role as Associate Director of BBER, they are also responsible for managing professional and research staff, while working with others in the BBER in a collaborative manner. The position is based in Missoula, MT. A hybrid (part-time remote) work arrangement will be considered if primary residence is in Montana.

The position contributes to a high-visibility applied economic research program with a focus on the State of Montana and its regional economies. The broad areas of research would include, but not be limited to, industries relevant to Montana and the mountain west, such as tourism, manufacturing, high tech, energy and health care, as well as related policy issues such as state and local taxes, housing, and environmental issues. The incumbent is expected to conduct peer-reviewed and client-specific applied research and to communicate findings to the public in non-technical language, including presentations at the Montana Economic Outlook Seminars which requires significant in-state, overnight travel.

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