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Reports and Resources on the Economic ImpactThe attacks added to New York City's tough economic times. Find out more with reports on the economic impact of September 11.City Comptroller William Thompson's 2003 Report New York City Comptroller September 2, 2003 The city comptroller found that New York City remained in recession during the second quarter of 2003, and that the "failure of the City's economy to recover after 30 months of recession, even though the national recession officially lasted only nine months, can at least in part be attributed to the lingering effects of 9/11."
City Comptroller William Thompson's Report on Fiscal Impact Of 9/11 on New York City
The Employment Impact of the September 11 World Trade Center Attacks: Updated Estimates based on the Benchmarked Employment Data
Economic Impact of Terrorist Attack on New York City: A Fact Sheet (PDF format)
Economic Impact of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks and Strategies for Economic Rebirth and Resurgence. (PDF format)
Working Together to Accelerate New York's Recovery
Back to Work Since September 11 (PDF format) Testimonies from the November 6 hearings on the Economic impact of the
Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks and Strategies for Economic Rebirth and Resurgence Statements From: |