South Jersey Economic Review (SJER)
The South Jersey Economic Review has provided the region’s stakeholders and policymakers timely, high quality research that focuses on the regional economy since 2006.
Current Issue - Summer 2025
In this issue:
- Newly-Redefined Atlantic City Metropolitan Area Explained
- Current Regional Economic Conditions
- Employment and the Labor Force
- Housing Market in Atlantic City
Previous Issues
About the South Jersey Economic Review
Oliver D. Cooke, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics,
William J. Hughes Center Policy Scholar
School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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The Review analyzes the region’s key industries and tracks its most important labor force, wage, and demographic trends. It is published bi-annually under the aegis of è’s William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy. If you’d like to be notified of future Review releases, send an email to: sjer@stockton.edu with the subject line “sjer”. The SJER was created in 2006 by Oliver Cooke, Associate Professor of Economics at è. Dr. Cooke teaches courses in macroeconomics, ecological economics, and political economy. He has twenty-five years of experience conducting research on metropolitan area and state economies, labor and real estate markets, and public policies. He regularly consults for a wide variety of public and private sector institutions. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Please direct comments and questions to: oliver.cooke@stockton.edu
