Effect of COVID-19 Pandemic on U.S. Economy March 19, 2020March 25, 2022 AEG Press Releases, Full Width Latest Chart Data: 7-27-20 Latest Commentary: 7-27-20 AEG’s Ongoing COVID-19 Analysis Memo to Michigan’s Governor: Covid-19 Progression and Michigan’s economy (revised 4/22) COVID-19 Related Media Releases and Other Analysis: Analysis of Trump Executive Actions Big-10 Sports Losses Spike in Cannabis Sales Attributable to COVID-19 COVID-19 Takes Divergent Path Across Illinois Cities COVID-19’s Toll on the U.S. Auto Industry PPP Loans Extend Lifeline to Fast Food Industry Cancelled Summer Events Expected to Hit Chicago Economy Hard Unemployment Adjustment May 2020 COVID-19 Cases Trending Down in Tesla Plant Location U.S. Unemployment Payments Now “Among the Largest Payrolls in the History of the World” Upper Midwest: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio all Trending Downward Michigan Regional Update, April 27: Most areas continue downward trend Downward Trend in New Cases Appearing in Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio 6.6 million unemployment claims this week: A “perfect storm” of economic distress 6 million unemployment claims this week “the tip of this iceberg of loss;” 104M workers losing income 5 points on tax revenue impact Over 100 million U.S. workers will likely lose income in April Early warning: U.S. auto industry analysis Related media coverage Current Charts: Data from 7/27/2020 You may also be interested in: AEG COVID-19 Analyses: May 2020 (archive) AEG COVID-19 Related Media Coverage COVID-19 June Commentary and Analysis (archive)
