Inland Empire Economic Intelligence
Daniel MacDonaldInland Empire Economic Intelligence (IEEI) publishes informative research about Inland Empire communities, with a focus on how they have changed and what those changes mean for the broader economy.
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I am an economics professor at California State University San Bernardino. I teach about regional data sources and the political economy of Southern California.
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