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Maile L. Nadelhoffer, Senior Research Economist & Webmaster

Maile L. Nadelhoffer

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Maile L. Nadelhoffer is a senior research economist in the Economic and Business Research Center at The University of Arizona’s Eller College of Management. For 14 years, Maile has been a member of the Center’s Forecasting Project team which produces quarterly economic forecasts for Arizona and the Tucson and Phoenix metropolitan areas. These forecasts are recognized as among the most accurate in the Western states. She also contributes analysis to and is the editor of EBR's award-winning quarterly newsletter Arizona's Economy. With Center faculty member Dr. Alberta Charney and researchers at Arizona State University, Maile recently co-authored A Strategic Assessment of the Economic Benefits of Investments in Research in Arizona under a grant from Science Foundation Arizona. She has been a principal investigator directing workforce assessment studies for the Town of Sahuarita in 2007 and 2008.

In her capacity as EBR's webmaster, she coordinates EBR's mission to facilitate public access via the internet to the most current and relevant socio-economic data available on Arizona and its communities. Under her direction, the EBR website has twice won the ”Award of Excellence” from AUBER (EBR’s peer organization of University-based research centers).

Prior to joining the Economic and Business Research Center's staff, Maile taught mathematics, statistics and economics at The University of Arizona. With a background in environmental economics, she carried out cost benefit analyses of proposed environmental regulation for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and the Arizona Comparative Environmental Project. Maile holds a B.A. and M.S. in Mathematics and an M.A. in Economics, all from The University of Arizona.

 

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