The Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) provides economic research, data analysis, and business services to clients ranging from entrepreneurs to industry associations and city councils to state government. As data proliferates and business and policy decisions become more complex, CBER aims to provide independent analysis and understanding beyond the statistics. The research staff at CBER has employed their expertise in regional economics, education, economic development, health, and energy to aid in decision making for more than 100 public and private organizations in West Virginia and the surrounding region. Our multidisciplinary experience can be a key asset for clients needing to navigate market decisions, policy choices, and strategic alternatives.
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