This case study provides a regional macroeconomic analysis of Arizona, examining key indicators such as GDP, unemployment rate, wages, labor force, and inflation. It delves into the economic challenges faced by the state, particularly the high unemployment rate despite strong GDP growth. The analysis includes data from various sources, illustrating trends in minimum wage, employment, GDP, and inflation. The study emphasizes the impact of unemployment on consumer spending, labor productivity, and tax revenue. The author suggests monetary policy tools, such as interest rate adjustments, and educational programs as potential solutions to address the unemployment problem and maintain economic growth and prosperity in Arizona. The assignment includes references to support the analysis and findings.