Every U.S. county already has a free CAERI page — its score,
all five pillars, national and in-state standing, and a confidence rating.
The subscription now in development answers the question the free page
cannot: what your community's position means for the budget you are
accountable for, and what is changing.
What subscribers get
Revenue exposure in dollars. Your own-source revenue mapped against
the wage and consumption base that CAERI measures, with a sensitivity table
you set the assumptions on — a stress test in the shape a finance officer
already reviews.
Your commuting shed. Who works in your community but lives
elsewhere, and where your residents go to work. A county is scored on the
jobs located inside it, so this is exposure a single county page cannot
show.
Structural peers, and the gap. Communities matched on how their
economies are actually built — employment, education, age structure, labor
force participation, industry mix and concentration — never matched on the
score itself. Then where you differ from them, pillar by pillar.
City- and place-level detail. The county figure averages over every
community inside it. Subscribers see the breakdown.
Monitoring over time, with each measure carrying its own as-of date
and an explanation of what moved.
Sold to organizations — counties, cities, regional bodies and state
agencies — with named seats for your team. Tell us who you are and we will
get in touch as access opens.
We never sell your details or pass them to anyone else, and every message we
send carries an unsubscribe link.
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