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economics | 214 |
state and local government | 199 |
education | 195 |
indiana | 182 |
economic development | 177 |
law and public policy | 159 |
taxes | 156 |
budget and spending | 155 |
workforce and human capital | 148 |
Recent
The Economy Today – What’s Going On?The economic drag of tariffs will take many months to be felt in full.
The IEDC Mess Is Bigger Than One AuditAll told, Hoosier taxpayers probably spent $70,000 in economic development for every net job created in the state.
A Data Center StudyData centers have almost no local economic effects, with one possible exception.
The Resurrection of Keynesianism—in a MAGA HatThese economic policies are right out of the old-school Keynesianism of the ’60s and ’70s.
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