Curry County · county seat Gold Beach
Curry
Every economic-indicator report SOWIB has published covering this county, oldest to newest, with each change of publication marked where it happened.
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- Months with no report
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The 4 publications that have covered Curry County, drawn on one calendar.
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July 2026
South Coast Economic Indicators - July 2026
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment remained flat over the year in Curry County with 6,710 jobs.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - July 2026
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June 2026
South Coast Economic Indicators - June 2026
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment increased by 10 jobs over the year in Curry County to 6,670.
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By 2070 it's expected that 25,968 people will live in Curry County adding 2,456 (10.4%) from 2020 to 2070.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - June 2026
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May 2026
South Coast Economic Indicators - May 2026
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment decreased by 60 jobs over the year in Curry County to 6,570.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - May 2026
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April 2026
South Coast Economic Indicators - April 2026
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment decreased by 50 jobs over the year in Curry County to 6,450.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - April 2026
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March 2026
South Coast Economic Indicators - March 2026
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Curry County added 250 jobs to nonfarm payrolls (4%) with 190 originating in the private sector and 60 in the public sector.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - March 2026
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2 months with no report published
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December 2025
South Coast Economic Indicators - December
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment increased by 60 jobs over the year in Curry County to 6,570.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - December
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1 month with no report published
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October 2025
South Coast Economic Indicators - October
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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In October 2025 Curry County’s top three industries with the most continuing unemployment insurance claims were healthcare and social assistance (22%), retail trade (18%), and accommodation and food services (14%).
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In 2013 approximately 600 individuals or 7% of the workforce worked from home in Curry County.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - October
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1 month with no report published
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August 2025
South Coast Economic Indicators - August
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Total nonfarm employment grew by 40 jobs over the year in Curry County to 6,770.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - August
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18 months with no report published
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January 2024
South Coast Economic Indicators - January 2024
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County employment grew by 500 over the course of 2023, while Curry County lost 30 jobs over the year.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in December was 4.4% for Coos and 4.5% for Curry.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - January 2024
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1 month with no report published
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November 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - November 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County employment grew by 690 and Curry County by 50 over the last year.
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The unemployment rate was 4.3% for Coos and 4.4% for Curry.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - November 2023
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October 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - October 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 770 jobs and Curry County added 60 jobs over the last 12 months.
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The unemployment rate in both counties is 4.3%, near their all-time record low set in late 2019 and in Curry’s case setting a new record low.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - October 2023
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September 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - September 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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There was a rise in payroll employment over the past year in the South Coast, with Coos County adding 510 jobs and Curry County adding 210 jobs.
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Unemployment rate was 4.3% in Coos and 4.4% in Curry.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - September 2023
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August 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - August 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 680 jobs over the year in July 2023 and Curry County employment gained 180 jobs.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4.4% in both Coos County and Curry County.
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The number of continued UI claims in Curry County has been decreasing since the start of 2023, however, UI claims increased by 17% in July.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - August 2023
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July 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - July 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 510 jobs over the year in June 2023 and Curry County employment gained 60 jobs.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4.6% in Coos County and 4.5% in Curry County.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - July 2023
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June 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - June 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 280 jobs over the year in May 2023 and Curry County employment gained 30 jobs.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - June 2023
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May 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - May 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 260 jobs year-to-year in April 2023 and Curry County employment gained 10 jobs over-the-year.
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Curry County has a majority share (51.8%) of small business workers, or any firm with less than 19 employees.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - May 2023
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April 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - April 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 310 jobs year-to-year in March 2023 and Curry County employment fell by 50 jobs over the year.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 5.5% for Coos and 5.7% for Curry.
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The graph shows the top 10 occupations that had the most jobs posted online within the last 90 days for Curry County.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - April 2023
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March 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - March 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County gained 350 jobs year-to-year in February 2023 and Curry County jobs remained unchanged over the year.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 5.8% for Coos and 6.1% for Curry.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - March 2023
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February 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - February 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Curry County lost 110 jobs over the month, 30 of which were in retail trade.
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In Curry County, management workers saw the largest average wage increase throughout the four year period and construction workers earn about $157 more a month.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - February 2023
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January 2023
South Coast Economic Indicators - January 2023
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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It’s important to also take note of over the month changes (November 2022 à December 2022); Coos and Curry’s labor markets both lost 60 jobs from November to December.
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In the graph above, natural resources and mining had a LQ of 3.23 so we can interpret that by saying, “jobs in natural resources and mining were 3.23 times more concentrated in Curry County than in the U.S. as a whole in 2021.” LQ information is also available for Coos County in the attached infographic.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - January 2023
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December 2022
South Coast Economic Indicators - December 2022
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Coos County’s total nonfarm payroll lost 40 jobs over the year and Curry County lost 110 jobs.
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Curry County is still 930 jobs below the November 2019 pre-pandemic level.
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A typical home gained 56% in value for Coos County and 37% for Curry.
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - December 2022
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November 2022
South Coast Economic Indicators - November 2022
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Curry County employment fell by 30 jobs over the past year, but gains were estimated in leisure and hospitality (+10 jobs), and trade, transportation, and utilities (+10).
Read the report as published, South Coast Economic Indicators - November 2022
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Renamed · November 2022
From November 2022, Curry County's indicators moved from Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators to South Coast Economic Indicators. The two publications cover different geographies, so figures either side of this line are not comparable.
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October 2022
Coos and Curry Indicators - October 2022
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Since September of 2021, Coos lost 170 jobs and Curry added a total of 90.
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Curry County employment gains were led by leisure & hospitality (+80 jobs) and trade, transportation, & utilities (+20 jobs).
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From August to September 2022, unemployment rates ticked up at the statewide level and in both Coos and Curry.
Read the report as published, Coos and Curry Indicators - October 2022
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September 2022
Coos and Curry Indicators - September 2022
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Since August of last year, Coos County lost 190 jobs and Curry County added 70 jobs.
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Curry County added the most jobs in leisure and hospitality, 2020’s most heavily impacted industry.
Read the report as published, Coos and Curry Indicators - September 2022
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August 2022
Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators - August 2022
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Coos County lost 430 jobs and Curry County added 80 jobs since July of last year.
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The unemployment rate was 4.7% in Coos and 4.8% in Curry, nearly unchanged from the month before.
Read the report as published, Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators - August 2022
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July 2022
Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators - July 2022
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Coos County lost 330 jobs and Curry County added 50 jobs on a seasonally adjusted basis since June of last year.
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The unemployment rate was 4.4% in Coos and 4.9% in Curry, both of which are very low for the South Coast in historical perspective.
Read the report as published, Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators - July 2022
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June 2022
Coos and Curry Economic Indicators - June 2022
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
Read the report as published, Coos and Curry Economic Indicators - June 2022
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1 month with no report published
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April 2022
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for April 2022 (Coos & Curry data)
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Coos County total payroll employment rose by 30 jobs in March, Curry County employment was unchanged in the same month.
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Merged · April 2022
From April 2022, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators stopped covering this county; Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators continued. Figures either side of this line are drawn from different geographic footprints.
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2 months with no report published
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January 2022
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for January 2022 (Coos & Curry data)
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Curry County payroll lost 80 jobs in December, and added back 30 jobs since December 2020.
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January 2022
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for January 2022 (Douglas data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
This report names no figure specific to Curry County. Its figures cover coos, curry and douglas counties reported as one region.
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Growth over the year was 770 jobs, a rate of 2.1%.
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We’ve recovered 71% of the jobs lost in March and April 2020.
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December 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for December 2021 (Douglas data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
This report names no figure specific to Curry County. Its figures cover coos, curry and douglas counties reported as one region.
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Unemployment continues to march downward, and now stands at 5.1%, which is similar to the level in early 2019 although not yet matching its previous low near the beginning of 2020.
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December 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for December 2021 (Coos & Curry data)
Published as Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators · The coast split off from Douglas
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Forked · December 2021
From December 2021, Coos & Curry County Economic Indicators began publishing alongside Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators. Both covered this county for a time, on different geographic footprints.
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2 months with no report published
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September 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for September 2021
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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Curry is just 3.1% below pre-pandemic employment levels.
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for September 2021
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2 months with no report published
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June 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for June 2021
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators for June 2021
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May 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators May 2021 (April 2021 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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Coos County lost 70 jobs in April, Curry was mainly unchanged.
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators May 2021 (April 2021 Data)
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April 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators April 2021 (March 2021 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators April 2021 (March 2021 Data)
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March 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators March 2021 (February 2021 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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Curry County payroll fell by 430 jobs a loss of 6.5% over the year.
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February 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators February 2021 (January 2021 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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January 2021
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators January 2021 (December 2020 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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December 2020
One-off editionCoos, Curry and Douglas County Indicators for December 2020 (November 2020 data)
Published as Economic Indicators for Coos, Curry and Douglas Counties · All three counties named in one post
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Coos and Curry Counties: Employment in South Coast: November 2020 South Coast Not Immune From Slowing Recovery Trend
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1 month with no report published
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October 2020
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators (October 2020 Data)
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
This report names no figure specific to Curry County. Its figures cover coos, curry and douglas counties reported as one region.
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Private health care and social assistance is projected to add 1,410 jobs in the three county area.
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Construction and Financial activities are still trending downward from their peak employments found in 2006.
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators (October 2020 Data)
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1 month with no report published
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August 2020
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
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July 2020
One-off editionEconomic Indicators for Douglas, Coos and Curry Counties August 2020
Published as Economic Indicators for Coos, Curry and Douglas Counties · All three counties named in one post
Read the report as published, Economic Indicators for Douglas, Coos and Curry Counties August 2020
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10 months with no report published
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August 2019
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
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9 months with no report published
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October 2018
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
This post carries a title and no readable text on the current site.
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
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10 months with no report published
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November 2017
November 2017 Economic Indicators
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
Read the report as published, November 2017 Economic Indicators
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October 2017
October 2017 Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
This report names no figure specific to Curry County. Its figures cover coos, curry and douglas counties reported as one region.
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Featured is the chart detailing the permits issued by unit-type from 2006 to 2015 and the relationship to employment in the construction industry.
Read the report as published, October 2017 Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators
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2 months with no report published
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July 2017
Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators July 2017
Published as Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators · Coos, Curry and Douglas counties reported as one region
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Curry County’s unemployment rate is continuing to decline – down 0.1 percentage point from 5.4% last month.
Read the report as published, Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators July 2017
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September, year not stated
Special Edition: South Coast Economic Indicators - September
Published as South Coast Economic Indicators · The coastal run, renamed
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Federal government employment has been relatively stable over the past 23 years in Curry County.
Read the report as published, Special Edition: South Coast Economic Indicators - September
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Date not stated
One-off editionEconomic Indicators for Coos, Curry and Douglas Counties
Published as Economic Indicators for Coos, Curry and Douglas Counties · All three counties named in one post
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Coos and Curry job gains have slowed some adding only 90 jobs in the two counties during the month of September.
Read the report as published, Economic Indicators for Coos, Curry and Douglas Counties
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Every quotation on this page is a whole sentence as SOWIB published it, linked to the report it came from. Figures are never derived, averaged, rebased or interpolated here, and a month SOWIB did not publish is left empty rather than filled.