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April 1993, No. 68
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Last Updated: 03/18/1993

Tracking the Midwest Recovery: Output and Employment

William Bergman

The economic recovery in the Midwest gained some momentum during the latter part of 1992, and the region entered 1993 on a relatively strong note. Growth in housing activity, retail sales and industrial production gained momentum as 1992 came to a close, with relative strength exhibited in the Midwest during much of the year.

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