Infographics & Videos
Contribution to GDP per employee and R&D as % of GDP Contribution, 2012-22
September 2025
R&D investment is positively linked to GDP growth. From 2012 to 22, workers in IP-intensive manufacturing contributed $284,306 per employee annually to GDP, with biopharmaceutical workers leading at $593,241 per employee , surpassing $214,838 …
Wage per employee and R&D as % of wages, 2012-22
September 2025
R&D investment is positively linked to wages. From 2012 to 22, workers in IP-intensive manufacturing earned $75,979 per employee annually, leading by $98,112 per employee in the biopharma industry, compared to $59,605 per worker in the manufacturing industries and $53,833 per worker in the manufacturing and services industries.
Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Across America 2025
May 2025
The biopharmaceutical industry operates 1,556 establishments across America that are involved in manufacturing. The industry has a presence in almost every state, and these establishments produce economic benefits in local economies. The states with the most establishments are New Jersey, California, and Pennsylvania …
Mitigation Efforts Help Protect Against Rising Cybercrime
January 31, 2024
The title insurance industry is tackling cybercrime and wire fraud to protect businesses and consumers.
Welcome back to Washington
January 10, 2024
Congress returned this week. Here’s a look at their productivity in 2023.
Global Supply Chain Pressure Index
December 4, 2023
Pressure on global supply chains have eased significantly, dipping below pre-Covid levels.
Commercial Baking Industry Expected to Have 53,500 Unfilled Jobs by 2030
October 11, 2023
Commercial baking industry is expected to have 53,500 unfilled jobs by 2030.
Increase in Food Prices
October 13, 2022
Overall, the price index for food at home is up 13% compared to last year, driven by cereals and bakery products, dairy products, and other products like sweets and oils.
Existing Home Sales
September 28, 2022
Existing home sales declined nearly 20% from a year ago. Condo sales are down almost 25% since August 2021 despite slight growth over the past month.
Disposable Income & Personal Savings
August 31, 2022
The personal savings rate for American households continues to decline. It first dropped below pre-pandemic levels in Q1 2022 and decreased again in Q2, reaching 5.1%.
Unemployment Rates by State
August 23, 2022
Unemployment stands at 3.5% and tends to be lowest in the Midwest. Across the U.S., unemployment rates range from 1.8% in Minnesota to 5.2% in Washington, DC.
Residential Housing Starts
August 16, 2022
New residential housing starts, a leading economic indicator, declined 9.6% from a month ago. The Northeast is the only region that experienced growth, increasing from 139K to 230K.