economy
Why rent control does not explain St. Paul’s falling rents
Rents are falling in St. Paul, according to Zillow data — a welcome development for renters. While it might be tempting to attribute falling rents to the success of rent control, a similar trend is evident in Minneapolis and other Minnesota cities,…
Eliminating Personal Property Tax: What Happens?
There is a lot of ongoing discussion about eliminating personal property taxes. There have been…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 6/19/26
Agriculture Red River Farm Network: A Disconnect From Farming Economic growth Rochester Post…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 6/12/26
State and local taxes and spending Elk River Star News: Elk River, Sherburne County local option…
What will it take to lower housing costs in Minnesota?…
Minnesotans are concerned about the cost of housing, and rightly so. With the median home price…
Why childcare costs so much but providers earn so little: The role of regulations
On average, it costs at least $20,000 a year to keep an infant at a licensed childcare center in Minnesota. Childcare for older children, while less expensive, still costs over $10,000. Yet despite daycare costing an arm and a leg, wages for…
Why childcare costs are high but providers earn so…
On average, it costs at least $20,000 a year to keep an infant at a licensed childcare center in…
Is America Family Unfriendly? with Tim Carney
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJuzUcsKLBY Susan Pendergrass speaks with Tim Carney, senior…
Keeping Kansas City Safe During the World Cup with…
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American Experiment releases affordability agenda
With affordability the new buzzword for state and national politicians, Center of the American…
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