NYCEDC parses the growth in the City's population by race, geography, and segregation.

The City's unemployment rate is 8.9%, down from its peak of 10% in January 2010.

NYC entered the recession later, and job growth during the downturn exceeded the rate of the U.S.

Employment losses in NYC were shallower than previous estimates; the City's private sector is growing on par with previous economic recoveries.

NYCEDC explores the interplay of the economic downturn and fluctuations in the NYC residential housing market.

As job growth slowed, discouraged job seekers opted out of the labor force.

Tourists spent almost $6 billion in New York City stores, but what if the number of stores is shrinking?

NYCEDC explores the often recession-proof restaurant industry.

In the past two months, the decrease in the unemployment rate was due to a decrease in the number of people looking for work.

The construction and manufacturing sector, hit hard by the recession, recovers in NYC.