RESI of Towson University is the trusted expert on Maryland’s economy.

RESI of Towson University is the trusted expert on Maryland’s economy.
The Regional Economic Studies Institute has over 25 years of experience providing a vast array of economic and policy analysis services. Our solutions empower public, private, and nonprofit organizational decision-making throughout Maryland and across the region. As economic factors and public policy are ever-evolving, RESI works to boost and expand services and expertise to meet the needs of our partners.
Recent policy briefs include outcomes from roundtable discussions focused on economic disparities in Greater Baltimore, including causes, solutions, and how policymakers can help support ongoing efforts. Review the policy briefs from each discussion.
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Formed in 1989 at the University of Baltimore, RESI moved to Towson University in 1996. Since that time, RESI has established itself as the leading expert on Maryland's economy. Our team of economists and researchers are dedicated to providing the highest level of service while emphasizing an interdisciplinary approach that combines knowledge and methodology with technology.
Through the Economic Outlook Forum and Maryland Workforce Outlook Forum, RESI gathers business, government, and workforce leaders, politicians, and educators to provide thoughtful conversation around the state of Maryland’s economy and to address economic and workforce challenges.
RESI economists and researchers regularly publish blog posts on topics that affect our state and the lives of its citizens from an economic perspective.
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From economic forecasts and fiscal impact reports to survey analysis and interviews and focus groups, RESI regularly publishes reports for clients across the region.
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