All three have had some economic impact on our state. Evidence suggests that Oklahoma's economy will be spared the brunt of potential impact from the Asian crises and the GM shutdown.
Current indicators show Oklahoma's economy still performing well.
Total losses due to the drought may not be fully realized until next year. Workers directly affected by the strike lost income up to several thousand dollars. Many local businesses suffered from the drop in disposable income. However, steady performance in other areas will mitigate the effect on the city and state, overall.