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Nav Background Update The UTSA Institute for Economic Development is OPEN for business. ** Details Pre Header myUTSA » ASAP » Blackboard Learn » Staff Webmail » Libraries Info For » Students » Faculty » Staff » Parents » Visitor Maps » Main » Downtown » Hemisfair Park Directory UTSA Calendar About UTSA Header 501 W. Cesar E. Chavez San Antonio, Texas 78207 210.458.2750 We dig deep into data Home About Us Our Staff Research Services Resources Downloads Contact Us Home Learn More PDF Version Welcome to the Center for Community and Business Research The Center for Community and Business Research serves the needs of economic development agencies, workforce development boards, businesses, associations, city, state and federal governments and other community stakeholders in search of information to make better decisions. Our team comprises skilled economists, statisticians, researchers, faculty and interns from varying academic departments including, but not limited to, the colleges of Architecture, Business, Public Policy and Sciences. We develop, conduct and report on research projects that are designed to shed light on how organizations, communities, or the economy work. Our capabilities and deliverables include: economic impact analyses feasibility studies surveys of business and community organizations secondary data analysis report writing and presentation Return to top of page Copyright © 2021 · Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in MENU Home About Us Our Staff Research Services Resources Downloads Contact Us WordPress Download Manager WordPress Download Manager - Best Download Management Plugin Close Research view all Research Recent Economic and Community Impact of Unconventional Oil and Gas Exploration and Production on South Texas Counties in the Eagle Ford Shale Area June 9, 2020, Research Recent unconventional oil and gas exploration in the United States has produced unexpected benefits in the balance of trade and global energy security. The impacts are also being felt at the community level in several parts of the U.S. One such area is the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas, which has historically been among […]... Reconciling Ecosystem Services with Economic Theory and Policy June 9, 2019, Research Neoclassical economic theory, which has come to dominate much of the policymaking world,reduces the factors of production to labor and capital. The link between land — or more generally natural capital and ecosystem services – with economy has effectively been severed by neoclassical economic thought. In that aftermath, both policymaker... Latest News and Happenings view all news and happenings Because of COVID-19, in-person shopping will never be the same Claims for Unemployment Benefits in Texas Fall, But Remain High Why auto dealerships could be among last businesses to recover from coronavirus Commentary: The Economy After COVID-19 7 Ways the Workforce Might Change After the Coronavirus Pandemic COVID-19: Here's what can help Corpus Christi during the energy industry market crash Week 11 in Review: San Antonio by the Numbers Coronavirus Recession? Experts Say Economic Fallout Tough to Predict Experts to discuss economic impact of COVID-19 pandemic on San Antonio 275,000+ Texans seek jobless benefits, more than doubling last week's record high Pre Footer Institute for Economic Development Programs and Centers South-West Texas Border Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network SBDC International Trade Center UTSA Procurement Technical Assistance Center UTSA Small Business Development Center SBDC Technology Commercialization Center SBDC National Information Clearinghouse Center for Community and Business Research Southwest Trade Adjustment Assistance Center MBDA Business Center Footer Bottom All rights reserved, 2015 501 W. Cesar E. Chavez San Antonio, Texas 78207 210.458.2450 © 1979 - 2019, UTSA Institute for Economic Development, All Rights Reserved....