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Missouri has one of the highest surpluses of lawyers in the nation, a new study has found. Overall, Missouri ranks 10th in a list of states where the number of lawyers exceeds the number of lawyer job openings, according to an analysis by Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., or EMSI. While 943 people passed Missouri's bar exam in 2009, the state has about 362 lawyer job openings annually, leaving a surplus of 581 lawyers, according to the EMSI data.
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As Genesee Community College prepares for its 44th academic year and a new high in enrollment, a recent study shows it continues to grow as a key economic factor in the area. The new study by Economic Modeling Specialists, a Rochester research firm, estimates the college's impact on its four-county service area as $126 million a year, fueled by record annual enrollment -- 7,300 full- and part-time students last year and high numbers for two sessions this summer.
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It's no secret that law schools are churning out more lawyers than the country needs. Still, when you actually crunch the numbers, as economic consulting firm Economic Modeling Specialists Inc. did, the results are sobering. On average, the number of people who passed the bar exam in 2009 was twice the estimated number of legal job openings.
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More than 1 million American jobs could be lost as a result of defense budget cuts if the deficit reduction committee fails to reach agreement on alternative balanced budget solutions, and total cuts to defense reach $1 trillion. The study, done by Stephen Fuller, director of regional analysis at George Mason University and Economic Modeling Specialists Inc. shows "bleak outcome" for both the defense industry and the economy as a whole.
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When the National Association for Legal Placement released disappointing law school graduate job placement figures in early June, Executive Director James Leipold said he expected more bad news to come. This proved to be true with NALP's release of starting salaries for 2010 law school graduates. According to the report, median starting salaries fell 13 percent, mean salaries fell 10 percent and beginning private practice salaries fell by 20 percent.
...In a June report, the economic and employment data consulting firm Economic Modelling Specialists Inc. found New York has the highest oversupply of ...Nationally, Economic Modeling Specialists found nearly twice as many passed the ...
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... 3,180,756 28 Oregon 1,056,152 28 Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc., 2010, U.S. Census Bure...
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... Community College District has an economic impact of more than $477 million on San Diego's Ea.... The study by Economic Modeling Specialists Inc. of Idaho, released by the distric...
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Amid criticism that law schools are graduating too many lawyers for not enough jobs, three Missouri universities will admit fewer students this fall. Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Missouri and Saint Louis University are planning to admit about 10 to 15 percent fewer law students than last year, at a cost of millions of dollars in future tuition revenue.
...,000 lawyers, according to an analysis by Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., or EMSI. Missouri ranks...
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Community leaders, business professionals and representatives from Penn State University gathered Friday in Fayette County for an economic development forum. The PA Prosperity Partnerships was initiated a few months ago with the purpose of developing a long-term, sustainable, place- based economy, building on the existing strengths of the region by engaging the community at large.
...According to data from Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., the strengths in Fayette include...
