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Some features may not work as expected. ** Research & Analysis Menu Comparative Trends Analysis Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Population Total Personal Income Per Capita Personal Income Total Employment Total Industry Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Comparative Economic Indicators Year vs. Year Growth and Change Gross Domestic Product Population Total Personal Income Per Capita Personal Income Total Employment Total Industry Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Analysis of Growth By Decade Gross Domestic Product Population Total Personal Income Per Capita Personal Income Total Employment Total Industry Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Major Components of Key Indicators Personal Income Total Employment Per Capita Income Structure & Growth of Key Indicators Personal Income Major Sources By Selected County Counties by Selected Major Source Total Employment Major Sources By Selected County Counties by Selected Major Source Shift-Share Analysis of Employment Industry Structure & Performance Industries By Selected County Gross Domestic Product Employment Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Counties by Selected Industry Gross Domestic Product Employment Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Industry vs. Industry Analysis Gross Domestic Product Employment Earnings Average Earnings Per Job LSGL Analysis County Growth by Selected Indicator Employment Real Total Personal Income Real Total Industry Earnings Population Real Per Capita Income County Growth by Selected Industry Employment Real Earnings Industry Growth by Selected Region Employment Real Industry Earnings BEARFACTS (BEA Regional Facts) Data Tables Selected Economic Indicators Regional Economic Profiles Personal Income by Major Source Gross Domestic Product By County GDP By Industry (Current $s) Real GDP By Industry Full & Part-Time Employment Transfer Payments BEA Regional Resources About the Bureau of Economic Analysis BEA Leadership About the Regional Accounts BEA News Releases Data Release Schedule About the BEA Data Regional Accounts Regional Definitions Regional Methodologies Glossary & Definitions FAQs Page BEA Job Positions BEA News Blog Washington Resources Office of Financial Management Home Page City & County Data Agency Links Research & Data Population Economic & Revenue Forecast Council Home Page Quarterly Economic Forecast Monthly Economic Updates Recent Outlook Presentations Seattle Economics Council On behalf of Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project (PNREAP) , greetings and welcome to the Washington Regional Economic Analysis Project . Using the interactive regional economic tools of analysis at your disposal on this website, we invite you to conduct your own research to examine and assess changing economic conditions and trends of counties or regions within Washington. WA-REAP features data and regional economic tools of analysis that apply to the 39 Washington counties and Washington’s 13 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs). To further enhance the investigation of the Washington economy in a regional policy and planning context, these website resources additionally assemble the data and introduce tools of analysis for conducting research on Washington’s 12 Workforce Development Areas . Washington’s 12 Workforce Development Areas (WDAs) are classified in association with Washington’s 12 Workforce Development Councils (WDCs) . Tasked with implementing the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) of 1998 , Workforce Development Councils provide workforce development, strategic planning, and nurture coordination between education, training and employment efforts in their communities. Additionally, the data and analysis are organized to demarcate eastern from western Washington, and metropolitan from nonmetropolitan areas. WA-REAP fosters analysis of regional and interregional economic transformations and dynamics to support the advance of economic planning and policy development statewide. If your interests align with examining broader trends across the Washington’s regional landscape, apply the interactive diagnostics available at the "click of a mouse" and select from among an assortment of principal indicators of major importance: Gross Domestic Product Comparative Trends Analysis of Gross Domestic Product Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year - Gross Domestic Product Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade - Gross Domestic Product Per Capita Income Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Leading, Slipping, Gaining, Lagging (LSGL) Analysis of Real Per Capita Income Population Comparative Trends Analysis of Population Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Leading, Slipping, Gaining, Lagging (LSGL) Analysis of Population Total Personal income Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Major Components of Income Leading, Slipping, Gaining, Lagging (LSGL) Analysis of Real Total Personal Income Employment Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Shift Share Analysis of Employment Growth Leading, Slipping, Gaining, Lagging (LSGL) Analysis of Employment Total Industry Earnings Comparative Trends Analysis of Industry Earnings Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Leading, Slipping, Gaining, Lagging (LSGL) Analysis of Real Total Industry Earnings Average Earnings Per Job Comparative Trends Analysis of Average Earnings Per Job Comparative Indicators - Year vs. Year Comparative Indicators - Growth By Decade Investigate a topic all too often overlooked relating to how the changing mix and role of property income, transfer payments, earned income , and their contributions to growth, have transformed the Washington regional economy against the backdrop of changes nationwide. The cornerstone of the Washington Regional Economic Analysis Project is the annual data compiled by the Regional Income Division and Regional Product Division of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), U.S. Department of Commerce encompassing more than 5 decadesfrom 1969 to 2022. To compare and assess Washington’s economy in contrast with other states of your choosing, enlist the use of the "Comparative Trends Analysis" in the United States Regional Economic Analysis Project Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project Regional analysis without paralysis.....With the click of a mouse! The Pacific Northwest Regional Economic Analysis Project (PNREAP) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation organized to foster and further sound regional economic research, analysis, education, outreach and decision-making. By exploiting web-enabled technologies PNREAP endeavors to empower people to expedite the distillation, portrayal, analysis and interpretation of regional economic data. The regional economic research tools and analytical techniques created by PNREAP offer users a portal to more quickly and efficiently explore, discover and understand our fluctuating, dynamic and ever-changing regional economies. PNREAP supports and collaborates with local and regional economic development, research, and educational institutions nationwide. Director Gary W Smith Ph.D. Phone: 253-219-6604 Send Email IT Director James...