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Andrew Reamer

Andrew Reamer focuses on federal statistical policy and programs; sources and uses of socioeconomic data; state and local economic analysis and strategy; and the geography of innovation and other regional studies.

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2009

Innovation’s Conference Committee HurdleNovember 16, 2009

Census Dodges a Bullet but the Immigration Issue RemainsNovember 06, 2009

Who Cares About Federal Economic Statistics?October 30, 2009

Changing the Census? Don’t Even Think about ItOctober 12, 2009

The Structure of the U.S. Economic Statistical System: Implications for Public PolicyAugust 19, 2009

The Federal Statistical System in the 21st Century: The Role of the Census BureauJuly 21, 2009

Report, Plan, and Public Access Requirements Specified by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and Related OMB GuidanceJune 19, 2009

Budget 2010: More and Better Data for Metro DecisionmakingMay 13, 2009

Metro Potential in ARRA: An Early Assessment of the American Recovery and Reinvestment ActMarch 30, 2009

In Dire Straits: The Urgent Need to Improve Economic StatisticsMarch 04, 2009

Tempest Over the CensusFebruary 17, 2009

2008

Office of Management and Budget’s Congressional Mandates to Provide Information on Federal SpendingSeptember 05, 2008

Clusters and Competitiveness: A New Federal Role for Stimulating Regional EconomiesApril 22, 2008

2007

OMB’s Congressional Mandates to Provide Information on Federal SpendingOctober 22, 2007

How Economic Change Happens and Why We Resist ItOctober 11, 2007

Preparations for 2010: Is the Census Bureau Ready for the Job Ahead?July 17, 2007

The Department of Commerce Budget Request for Fiscal Year 2008: Observations for ConsiderationMarch 06, 2007

The Federal Role in Regional Economic DevelopmentJanuary 23, 2007

2006

Of Silk Purses and Sows' EarmarksSeptember 25, 2006

Anticipating the Unimaginable: The Crucial Role of the Census in Disaster Planning and RecoveryJuly 10, 2006

To Take a Bite Out of Crime: Safeguard the CensusJune 26, 2006

Apportionment in the Balance: A Look into the Progress of the 2010 Decennial CensusMarch 01, 2006

2005

National Infrastructure for Community Statistics: Purpose and ProcessDecember 01, 2005

Federal Statistics: Robust Information Tools for the Urban InvestorOctober 01, 2005

National Infrastructure for Community Statistics: An OverviewMay 17, 2005

Halfway to the 2010 Census: The Countdown and Components to a Successful Decennial CensusApril 19, 2005

2004

Understanding Our Communities: Funding the American Community SurveyNovember 30, 2004

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Research and Commentary

2009

Innovation’s Conference Committee HurdleNovember 16, 2009

Census Dodges a Bullet but the Immigration Issue RemainsNovember 06, 2009

Who Cares About Federal Economic Statistics?October 30, 2009

Changing the Census? Don’t Even Think about ItOctober 12, 2009

The Structure of the U.S. Economic Statistical System: Implications for Public PolicyAugust 19, 2009

The Federal Statistical System in the 21st Century: The Role of the Census BureauJuly 21, 2009

Report, Plan, and Public Access Requirements Specified by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and Related OMB GuidanceJune 19, 2009

Budget 2010: More and Better Data for Metro DecisionmakingMay 13, 2009

Metro Potential in ARRA: An Early Assessment of the American Recovery and Reinvestment ActMarch 30, 2009

In Dire Straits: The Urgent Need to Improve Economic StatisticsMarch 04, 2009

Tempest Over the CensusFebruary 17, 2009

2008

Office of Management and Budget’s Congressional Mandates to Provide Information on Federal SpendingSeptember 05, 2008

Clusters and Competitiveness: A New Federal Role for Stimulating Regional EconomiesApril 22, 2008

2007

OMB’s Congressional Mandates to Provide Information on Federal SpendingOctober 22, 2007

How Economic Change Happens and Why We Resist ItOctober 11, 2007

Preparations for 2010: Is the Census Bureau Ready for the Job Ahead?July 17, 2007

The Department of Commerce Budget Request for Fiscal Year 2008: Observations for ConsiderationMarch 06, 2007

The Federal Role in Regional Economic DevelopmentJanuary 23, 2007

2006

Of Silk Purses and Sows' EarmarksSeptember 25, 2006

Anticipating the Unimaginable: The Crucial Role of the Census in Disaster Planning and RecoveryJuly 10, 2006

To Take a Bite Out of Crime: Safeguard the CensusJune 26, 2006

Apportionment in the Balance: A Look into the Progress of the 2010 Decennial CensusMarch 01, 2006

2005

National Infrastructure for Community Statistics: Purpose and ProcessDecember 01, 2005

Federal Statistics: Robust Information Tools for the Urban InvestorOctober 01, 2005

National Infrastructure for Community Statistics: An OverviewMay 17, 2005

Halfway to the 2010 Census: The Countdown and Components to a Successful Decennial CensusApril 19, 2005

2004

Understanding Our Communities: Funding the American Community SurveyNovember 30, 2004

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