Document Type

Report

Publication Date

9-1961

Abstract

The report documents that July 1961 marked the strongest business activity of the year, though unemployment remained elevated and construction continued to lag. A featured economic analysis explains New Mexico’s 1960–61 slump as primarily driven by a sharp downturn in construction rather than structural weakness in the state’s core industries such as mining, agriculture, timber, and federal‑sector employment.

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