Montana’s Economy at a Glance
byEach Montana community has its own unique economy. Take a look at the largest communities in the state, as we summarize their recent economic trends.
Each Montana community has its own unique economy. Take a look at the largest communities in the state, as we summarize their recent economic trends.
Montanans use more energy per capita than consumers in most other states and we spend more per person on energy overall.
What would the economy of the state of Montana look like if the eight largest hard rock mines did not exist?
Timber harvests are the major cause of declining employment and labor earnings in Montana’s forest industry.
Montana has more entrepreneurs per capita than any other state and a business survival rate that ranks in the top 10.
While Montana is facing an affordable housing crisis, it’s also seen a surge in short-term rentals, limiting options for year-round residents.
The U.S. Forest Service hopes to improve forest health and reduce wildfires with increased timber harvests. How will that effect Montana?
A crisis is brewing in Montana and across the country for retiring business owners in their 60s and 70s – who will take over their businesses?
What will be the economic impact of the early retirement of Units 3 and 4 of the coal-fired Colstrip Electric Generating Station?
Global economic conditions are important for Montana businesses because many operate in the world market.