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Item Columbus forecast 2022(2022) Mohler, Steven H.; Padfield, Jon; Division of Business, IUPUCColumbus metropolitan statistical area (MSA), based primarily on a manufacturing-based economy linked to the transportation industry and light vehicle manufacturing. It has experienced a significant negative economic impact due to COVID 19. With the continuing pandemic, a challenging year for transportation-related durable goods and lower light vehicle sales in North America, Columbus concluded 2020 with higher unemployment than 2019 and is projected with a lower GDP. Current expectations are for the local economy to increase slightly during 2021 in light of mixed economic indicators. This article explores these data, as well as what is anticipated for 2022.Item Columbus forecast 2023(IBRC Kelley, 2022) Mohler, Steven H.; Brewer, Ryan M.; Hester, Jason; IUPUC BusinessAs a durable goods manufacturing-based economy, the Columbus metropolitan statistical area (MSA) experienced significant economic volatility in 2020 and 2021 due to global supply chain issues and fluctuations in consumer spending related to the pandemic. Columbus concluded 2021 with lower unemployment than 2020 and with slightly higher GDP. During 2022, the unemployment rate dropped below 2.0% on three occasions. Current expectations are for local economic output to increase during 2022 in light of vehicle production and sales projections. This article explores the 2022 data, as well as what is anticipated for 2023.Item Indiana State Board of Health Monthly Bulletin, 1909 Vol. 12 No. 10(1909) Simonds, J. P.Item Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin, 1907 Vol. 9 No. 11(11/1/1907) Barnard, H. E.Item Indiana State Board of Health. Monthly Bulletin, 1907 Vol. 9 No. 7(7/1/1907) Barnard, H. E.