economy
Why America Can’t Build Enough Housing with Edward L. Glaeser
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Edward L.Glaeser, professor of economics at Harvard University and nonresident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, about America’s housing crisis. They discuss why affordability is a supply problem, how…
New York’s rent control policy likely increased…
According to a newly published study, New York City’s rent control policy likely raised unemployment…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 8/22/25
Last Friday, I commented on data released by the Department of Employment and Economic…
CT’s Low “Fun” Rank Linked to High Taxes, Strict…
Connecticut is not considered a “fun” state, ranking 43rd overall in a new WalletHub report. This…
Connecting Nuclear Energy’s Past and Present: Guiding…
Nuclear power provides nearly 20% of electricity in the United States, yet new construction has…
Data show that Minnesota’s July job loss was worse than in 43 other states
Last Friday, I commented on data released by the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) which show, among other things, that “Total Nonfarm Employment” in Minnesota declined by 4,400 from June to July. Data released today by the…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 8/15/25
Trade Star Tribune: The last bite: Tariffs, economy and beans are hot topics at Minnesota Farmfest…
Testimony on Property Tax Reform
On August 20, Show-Me Institute Director of Municipal Policy David Stokes submits testimony to the…
Concerning news in Minnesota’s July jobs report
Data released yesterday by the Department of Employment and Economic Development show that “Total…
Kansas Can’t Afford to Lose Trust in the Jobs Numbers
The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report landed like a thunderclap in Washington —…
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