Economic Forensics & Analytics

26/10/2017

Robert Eyler, an economist at Sonoma State University, valued the Napa and Sonoma wine business at over $10 billion in annual sales, and he estimated that

26/10/2017

Increased labor costs and a surge in housing demand are forecast for Marin following the devastating North Bay fires. "These markets are regional," said Robert

23/10/2017

Dr. Eyler quoted in an article at The Atlantic

According to Robert Eyler, a professor of economics at Sonoma State University, it is as yet unclear exactly what effect the fires will have on Napa's wine

19/10/2017

Dr. Eyler quoted in the Los Angeles Times

"The region will probably face tension over how much new home building it should accept, including whether it should rebuild at all in areas at risk of wildfire devastation. “The policy reaction could be that we need to make sure something like this never happens again,” Eyler said.""

Rebuilding efforts will come as the area faces a construction labor shortage and rising costs for home-building materials, a situation exacerbated by hurricane

19/10/2017

"In economics, we call it a primal problem, based on the natural instinct to gain as much as you can. Capitalism at its finest," said Robert Eyler, a Sonoma

17/10/2017

"Economist Robert Eyler, Ph.D., president of Forensic Analytics and dean of the Sonoma State University School of Education and International Studies, sees the future as involving three major issues: reconstruction, where and what groups of people will rebuild, and the timeline for accomplishing this enormous undertaking. “Many who have lived in the area for a number of years may profit from rising equity and valuation of their homes and will benefit from insurance payouts. However, some may decide to leave the region to start over. The magnitude of this go, or don’t leave the area, approach will be strongly felt here locally.”

Economist Robert Eyler, Ph.D., president of Forensic Analytics and dean of the Sonoma State University School of Education and International Studies, sees the

24/02/2017

Economist Robert Eyler, Ph.D., president of Petaluma-based Economic Forensics and Analytics and professor of economics at Sonoma State University, is part of a four-member consulting team for the project.

“Solano County had a strong 2016 with personal income and wages rising fueled by continued growth in the wake of the recession,” Eyler said.

Robert Eyler, Ph.D., president of Petaluma-based Economic Forensics and Analytics and professor of economics at Sonoma State University, says “Retail and

19/02/2017

"Curious about what may be in store for Solano’s economy? Drop in on the next Solano Economic Development Corporation gathering and, over a meal, hear from people in the know.

Speakers include Dr. Robert Eyler, president of Economic Forensics & Analytics; Audrey Taylor, president of Chabin Concepts Inc.; Mario Giuliani, economic development manager and acting deputy city manager for the city of Benicia; and Erin Hannigan, vice chair of the Solano County Board of Supervisors."

Curious about what may be in store for Solano’s economy?Drop in on the next Solano Economic Development Corporation gathering and, over a meal, hear from people in the know.At the March 10 Solano EDC Breakfast at the Hilton Garden

17/02/2017

""As of February 2017, no national or state recession is predicted through 2020,” according to Robert Eyler, Ph.D., professor of economics and dean of the School of Extended and International Education at Sonoma State University."

http://econforensics.com/north-bay-has-economic-strengths-says-robert-eyler/

19/12/2016

“If interest rates rise slowly, we may see a nice bump in home sales and mortgage availability as buyers see low interest rates slowly fading and banks have higher rates to buffer against risk,” said Dr. Robert Eyler, director of the Center for Regional Economic Analysis at Sonoma State University.

01/12/2016

Robert Eyler, chief economist for the Marin Economic Forum, said it makes sense in the short-term to invest in commodities, such as energy, specifically oil,

24/10/2016

Sonoma State University economics professor Robert Eyler said the county has “branded itself pretty well,” both for its high-end tech and wine products and for

06/10/2016

“One main objective of The School of Extended Education is getting people to graduate quicker,” Robert Eyler dean of the department said. With students focusing

22/09/2016

Robert Eyler, president of Economic Forensics and Analytics, said the information seems to fit in with the overall economic picture of a Bay Area experiencing

18/09/2016

The data shows Napa is “growing,” according to Robert Eyler, Ph.D., Professor of Economics at Sonoma State University.

22/08/2016

Editorial in the Marin Independent Journal by Dr. Robert Eyler

The recent passage of Brexit by voters in the United Kingdom raised many questions and had far-reaching consequences. And despite our small footprint, Marin

12/08/2016

Dr. Robert Eyler, Interim Dean of the School of Extended and International Education at Sonoma State University, will forecast growth in food and beverage

24/06/2016

Robert Eyler, chief economist of the Marin Economic Forum, said Marin cities could use the Netflix filming as an opportunity to attract other film shoots.

27/05/2016

Robert Eyler, chief economist for the Marin Economic Forum, said, “It’s good to see entrepreneurial activity coming from the high schools.”