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Governor Snyder in a MLive op ed writes: “Raising the taxes on our job creators would be economically challenging for Michigan, especially after we’ve come
Governor Snyder in a MLive op ed writes: “Raising the taxes on our job creators would be economically challenging for Michigan, especially after we’ve come
More evidence that the conventional wisdom that a strong safety net leads to a weak economy is not accurate. As we explored previously that is
The well-respected Tax Foundation recently released their 2015 State Business Tax Climate Index report. Michigan is rated the 13th best business climate in the country.
Michigan Future’s latest report looks at Minnesota, the most prosperous state in the region with the lowest unemployment rate, and the public policies that have helped it
The Census Bureau released in September a report on poverty in American from 2000-2012. Not good news for the country. The poverty rate since 2000
We have in our last few reports deconstructed per capita income into its components. Doing that has made clear the importance of wages and benefits
Lets complete our exploration of the changing structure of the American economy with a look at the Great Lakes State which is doing best on
Interesting Peter Luke column for Bridge on the conundrum of Michigan, despite enacting two big business tax cuts and right to work legislation, ranking near
Theme: The places with the greatest concentration of talent win Among all the disappointing actions taken by Michigan policy makers the past two years––particularly in December––the
Before the college football season began the University of Southern California was ranked #1, Notre Dame unranked. As the college football season draws to a
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