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jobs and employment | 251 |
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economics | 188 |
education | 168 |
economic development | 163 |
state and local government | 160 |
indiana | 143 |
taxes | 130 |
workforce and human capital | 122 |
budget and spending | 121 |
migration and population change | 120 |
Recent
Why Don’t We Learn from Economic Development Failures?Educational attainment alone is now a more powerful predictor of a region’s economic success than everything else combined.
We Are Nearing Fed Rate CutsAll the talk of a crashing, risk-filled economy where people are struggling is unsupported by actual data.
Freedom Is DifficultSimply living in the United States is as easy as it gets, and almost always has been.
Silly Tax Cut ProposalsIn Indiana, a 1 percent increase in the average tax rate leads to a 2 percent increase in population growth.
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