Jason Greenberg

Jason Greenberg is the Head Economist at homebase. Prior to joining Homebase, Jason served as an academic at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business and New York University's Stern School of Business. Jason's academic research has been acknowledged with several awards and media coverage. Jason earned a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MPP from the University of Chicago, MA from the University of Florida, and BA from SUNY Binghamton.

Articles written

Main Street Health: How did small businesses fare in May?

Our three key Main Street Health Metrics — hours worked, locations open, and employees working — continue to show a positive trend.

How did Main Street fare in June?

Overall, performance in our key metrics remain consistent with trends observed in the pre-Covid period for small businesses.

How Did Main Street Restaurants Fare in September?

Macroeconomic forces and geopolitics combine to create a negative backdrop for small and medium sized businesses.

Main Street health: How did businesses fare in March?

Consistent with what we saw in mid-February, Homebase’s three key Main Street Health Metrics continued to show a positive trend.

How Did Main Street Restaurants Fare in October?

For months, conflicting macroeconomic data were used to support both sides of the question about whether we are in a recession.

Main Street health: How did businesses fare in April?

Main Street Health is stronger today than it was at the start of the year. The rate of (positive) change has, however, leveled off.

New Homebase Research Reveals the Smallest Business’ Biggest Hiring Advantage

New research from Homebase Chief Economist Jason Greenberg shows that the smallest businesses sometimes pay the most.