Economic Developments and Analysis

Current Weekly Economic Review
Contains a current economic commentary and statistics on the overall economy, labour market, price indices, household sector and business sector.   Also includes current economic indicators.

For previous issues, see the Economic Review Archive.

Current Weekly Alberta Economy Indicators at a Glance
These documents contain the most recent data releases for key economic indicators relating to the overall economy, labour market, price indices, household sector and business sector.

For previous issues, see the Alberta Economy Indicators at a Glance Archive.

Current Monthly Economic Trends
These documents contain timely analysis of current trends in Alberta’s economy, released each month. The “In Focus” section of each issue covers a relevant economic topic in more depth.

For previous issues, see the Monthly Economic Trends Archive.

Current Economic Spotlights
Tracking the most prominent economic trends of the moment.  For previous issues, see the Economic Spotlights Archive.

• Importance of Oil and Gas Investment in Alberta (July 8, 2011)
• Alberta Wage Update (April 8, 2011)

Alberta Economic Multipliers, 2007 - $150 (released June 21, 2011)
Alberta economic multipliers and intensity ratios for both open and closed models available for 59 industries and 43 commodity groups; available in publication or electronic table format. [Ordering Information and Order Form - will open in a new window]

Custom Economic Impact Analysis - $500 and up (released June 21, 2011)
A highly disaggregated Input-Output Model for 2007 which covers 302 industries and 727 commodities. The model may be used to simulate directly both open and closed economic impacts. The Alberta I/O Model's industry and commodity structure can be customized to client specifications to make it more descriptive of changing economic conditions. The Model also has a Tax Module that provides impacts on Federal, Provincial and Local Tax Revenues for all impact studies.

Runs using the Alberta I/O Model are done on a cost recovery basis. Cost is based on complexity of the simulation(s). [Ordering Information - will open in a new window]