While the push for global action to reduce emissions continues, disaster-prone communities face an expensive decision: Should they spend money on adaptations like seawalls, stilts, storm drains, and windproof garage doors to better withstand climate change?

The keyword continues to be 'uncertainty' as new COVID-19 variants emerge and some states — including Arizona — lag behind the national average on the percentage of residents who are vaccinated.

Even before the holiday shopping season began, consumers were purchasing Christmas gifts. An ASU economist explains why they're spending despite rising inflation.

The holidays are fast approaching, and Arizona shoppers can expect many shortages and delays this season as retailers and businesses struggle to find more workers.

An ASU economist says the report released by the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity that shows the Valley will likely add about 700,000 jobs over the next 10 years as the population continues to grow is in line with his team's research.

Arizonans will be paying more at the gas pump, but that's not slowing down motorists from hitting the roads for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Speakers from across the country and region share what’s in store for the year ahead at the 58th annual ASU/PNC Bank Economic Forecast Luncheon.

The bipartisan infrastructure bill recently signed by President Joe Biden included some provisions to help with Western wildfires. The legislation could have long-lasting benefits, including the economy.

A new report by ASU’s Seidman Research Institute that was led by economist Dennis Hoffman shows that if the $3.5 trillion is implemented, Arizona’s economy would be helped significantly.

Carl Tannenbaum to share 2022 predictions and accept the Lawrence R. Klein Award at Oct. 11 virtual event.