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jobs and employment | 196 |
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economics | 162 |
economic development | 120 |
taxes | 117 |
education | 116 |
finance | 102 |
recession | 91 |
budget and spending | 72 |
state and local government | 71 |
unemployment and the labor market | 71 |
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Questions from an Economic ForecastThe economic recovery is in the hands of vaccine distributors, not economic policymakers.
Stop Restricting Indianapolis GrowthIn the 21st century, a full 85 percent of the state’s population growth happened within the Indianapolis metro area.
Indiana’s Lagging Educational AttainmentFinancial security without a college degree is possible but not probable.
How This Recession Is UnfoldingIt appears now that we’ll end 2020 with a downturn that ranks in the top five to seven worst years since the 1920s.
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