The Saint Louis and Kansas City metropolitan areas account for over half of Missouri’s economic output. Accordingly, the state’s economic performance is largely determined by the successes or struggles of the two metro areas. But can growth in Missouri’s outstate areas be predicted by metro area growth as well? This essay explores the question of whether economic events in the metro areas might be of greater interest to the rest of the state than is usually thought. To read the entire essay, click on the link below.
Regional Interdependence in Missouri
Business Climate
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About the Author
Howard Wall
Howard J. Wall directs the Center for Applied Economics at Lindenwood University and directed the Hammond Institute for Free Enterprise from its founding in 2012 until 2022. Prior to joining Lindenwood in 2011, he was a vice president and regional economics adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of...