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UCLA Anderson School of Management Los Angeles: Long Run Challenges and Opportunities Christopher F. Thornberg Senior Economist
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UCLA Anderson School of Management California Employment
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Local Performance of MSA’s since 2000 Payroll Job Growth Q4 00 – Q4 03 -8.0% -4.0% 0.0% 4.0% 8.0% Inland Empire Fresno Bakersfield Sacramento San Diego Orange County Oakland National Avg Los Angeles San Francisco San Jose
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Recent Employment Trends Payroll Jan 04Ch% % California14,880,00050,4000.3%-249,700-1.7% Fresno372,1004,9001.3%6,3001.7% Los Angeles4,009,30011,0000.3%-116,100-2.8% Oakland1,025,4002,9000.3%-43,700-4.1% Orange1,441,000-1,000-0.1%10,3000.7% Riverside1,120,1004,2000.4%82,4007.9% Sacramento763,8004,6000.6%35,1004.8% San Diego1,257,700-2,700-0.2%32,9002.7% San Fran956,1006,5000.7%-139,800-12.8% San Jose848,500-4,300-0.5%-210,000-19.8% Ventura305,1001,0000.3%6,5002.2% 3 Month3 Year
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UCLA Anderson School of Management The LA economy Stronger than the payroll numbers Rents: Change 01Q1-03Q4
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Los Angeles Jobs by Class
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UCLA Anderson School of Management A closer look at Payroll Jobs in LA
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UCLA Anderson School of Management LA manufacturing? Manufacturing Employment
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UCLA Anderson School of Management LA is not unusual Los Angeles
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UCLA Anderson School of Management A decline in US manufacturing? Employment: A victim of productivity gains and industry shifts to capital intensive sectors
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UCLA Anderson School of Management And Entertainment? Stabilized
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UCLA Anderson School of Management The big worries for the Southern California? Infrastructure Housing Demographics / Education Tax Reform
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UCLA Anderson School of Management LA Housing: Red Hot Ratio: Change Population / New Units Why? Supply not keeping up with demand
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Consequences: Crowded Conditions % Crowded Housing > 1 person per room It’s the bottom that gets squeezed
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Population Forecast
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Demographics
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UCLA Anderson School of Management Demographics K-12 Spending
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UCLA Anderson School of Management California Revenue Sources California vs US State and Local Tax Receipts, FY 1999-2000 Source: US Census US Per Capital Taxes $4,439 Type of Tax Property 28.6% Sales and gross receipts 35.5% Individual income 24.3% Corporate income 4.1% Motor vehicle license 1.9% Other taxes 5.7% California $5,016 21.9% 33.1% 33.0% 5.5% 1.5% 5.1%
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UCLA Anderson School of Management But don’t despair… No matter how bad things seem here… It doesn’t get much more ‘business- unfriendly’ than this!
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