The New York Final Report is a comprehensive review of the state of the economy of the state of New York. It is created and issued annually by the New York State Department of Labor. The report includes data and analysis of the state's current economic indicators, such as unemployment rate, labor force participation, job creation, wages, and labor market trends. It also includes a comprehensive analysis of the major industries in New York, including manufacturing, finance, and tourism. The report is used by government agencies, private sector businesses, and academic researchers to gain insights into the state of the local economy and to make informed decisions about their investments. There are two types of the New York Final Report. The first type is the New York State Economic and Employment Report, which provides a detailed review of the state of the economy and the labor market. The second type is the New York State Business and Industry Report, which provides an overview of the industries in the state and their performance.