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Sean Snaith maintains a positive outlook on the months ahead, but it could take until 2022 for unemployment to fall back to pre-pandemic levels.

UCF’s Institute for Economic Forecasting released it’s third-quarter report this week.

UCF economist Sean Snaith says the current forecast assumes the economic policies of the incumbent Trump administration will be in place throughout the forecast horizon.

Lawmakers in Washington, D.C. have one foot on the brake and one foot on the gas as political tensions and delayed policies are hindering economic…

In the short-term, Sean Snaith’s forecast predicts average economic growth will maintain a 3.1 percent annual increase through 2022 with tax cuts and faster wage/salary growth fueling the expansion.

The country’s recent economic policies will extend the nation’s recovery from the Great Recession and avoid an economic downturn through 2021, says Sean Snaith, national…

The growth and strength of Florida’s economy is expected to outpace the national economy through 2022, predicts national economist and University of Central Florida faculty…

At more than $22 trillion, the U.S. government’s debt is higher than it has ever been, but the rising debt level alone is not enough…

Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s time in office is coming to a close, but the state’s economic growth will continue to broaden and even exceed the…