How Land Use Affects Montana’s Economy
Do counties with access to ski resorts, open space or national parks have greater economic growth and prosperity in the long run?
Robert Sonora is director of health care research and associate director at the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana.
Do counties with access to ski resorts, open space or national parks have greater economic growth and prosperity in the long run?
Montana’s health centers contribute a sizable, ongoing and permanent impact on the state’s economy. Spending, demand and an aging population are spurring growth.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on U.S. manufacturing has been considerable having already felt the impacts of an ongoing tariff war.
Inadequate child care has a significant impact on families, employers and the state economy.
This November, Montanans will have the opportunity to vote on legalizing recreational marijuana.
As states reopen their businesses, what does the future hold for jobs and the economy?
The unprecedented declines in economic activity due to the pandemic have not spared Montana.
Financial markets have been interrupted and workers are being furloughed. When can we expect a recession?
Medicaid expansion has provided nearly $1.4 billion of health care to beneficiaries during its first two and half years.
The U.S. economy continues to move into positive territory and the unemployment rate is at a near historic low. But is a recession coming in 2019?