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Video of proceedings tomorrow (Tues, 9/16) on WisconsinEye.
Supply: Pawel Skrzypczynski, accessed 9/14/2025.
Particpants:
- Menzie Chinn, an economics professor in UW-Madison’s La Follette Faculty of Public Affairs
- Pam Jahnke, director on the Midwest Farm Report Community
- Buckley Brinkman, government director and CEO of the Wisconsin Middle for Manufacturing & Productiveness
- Roberta Oldenburg, director of enterprise growth for science and tech at Findorff development
Graphs from my handout:
Supply: Pawel Skrzypczynski, accessed 9/14/2025.
Determine 1: Baker-Bloom-Davis Categorical EPU-Commerce (blue, left scale), and Caldara et al. Commerce Coverage Uncertainty Index (crimson, proper scale). Crimson dashed line at “Liberation Day”. Supply: policyuncertainty.com and tradepolicyuncertainty, accessed 9/14/2025.
Determine 2: Wisconsin Exports of products (blue), Wisconsin imports of products (tan), each in mn.2000$, seasonally adjusted utilizing X-13 by creator. Exports deflated by all commodities BLS deflator; imports deflated by all commodities ex-petroleum deflator. NBER outlined peak to trough recession dates shaded grey. Supply: BEA through FRED, BLS, NBER, and creator’s calculations.
Determine 3: Wisconsin nonfarm payroll employment official (darkish blue), preliminary benchmark (mild blue), early benchmark (tan), all in 000’s, s.a. Preliminary benchmark incorporates 79K downward revision for March 2025, with intervening 2025M04-2025M03 observations “wedged in”. Supply: BLS through FRED, BLS, Philadelphia Fed, and creator’s calculations.
Lastly, not included in my handout, however related given Wisconsin’s comparatively excessive manufacturing share.
Determine 4: Manufacturing employment official (darkish blue), preliminary benchmark (tan), all in 000’s, s.a. Preliminary benchmark incorporates 79K downward revision for March 2025, with intervening 2025M04-2025M03 observations “wedged in”. Supply: BLS through FRED, BLS, Philadelphia Fed, and creator’s calculations.
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