Established in 1932, the Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) is an applied research center in the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah. BEBR interacts with both private and public entities, conducting independent studies and engaging in sponsored research. Since its inception, BEBR has been a primary source of information on the Utah economy.
recent studies and articles
SALT LAKE CITY
CENSUS 2010 ATLAS
"COMMUNITY DATA FOR POLICY, PLANNING, AND COMMUNTIY INVESTMENT: sALT lAKE cITY cASE sTUDIES"
. . . . our latest
"Utah Economic and Business Review"
"ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF THE 2012 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL ON THE STATE OF UTAH"
and
"Mean centers of employment and population on the wasatch front"
THE ESTIMATED ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE UTAH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH INITIATIVE TO THE UTAH ECONOMY
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A REVIEW OF THE COSTS OF NUCLEAR POWER GENERATION
The Move to PAC-12: Economic Impact and visitor experience of Univeristy of utah football
salt Lake County Real Estate Market: Current Conditions and Forecast for 2012
Fast-Tracking Wasatch Front Transit
Investments: Economic and Demographic
Impacts of a 2025 Build-Out
Census 2010--A First Look at Utah Results
The Economic ImpactS of Utah's International Exports
Economic Impacts of the 2011 Sundance Film Festival on the State of Utah
The Economic Impact of Startup Companies and Invention Licensees Originating from Research at the University of Utah
Fiscal Policy and Utah's Oil and Gas Industry
Nonresidential Construction: Past, Present, and Future
Utah's Homebuilding Industry: Recovery and Challenges
pOPULATION BY RACE AND ETHNICITY FOR UTAH COUNTIES
The Structure and Economic Impact of Utah's Coal Industry
Winner, 2010 Award of Excellence in 
Publications, Association of University Business and Economic Research
read the article in the Utah Economic and Business Review. . . .read the full study
