Tax Reform Brings Big Changes
The most common changes organizations have made or are planning or considering post tax-reform
First Quarter Growth Strong
The only negative was new Help Wanted Online Ads, which may not accurately reflect labor market conditions.
The Economist: The Future Demands High-Performing Local Government
It’s incumbent on us to train ourselves to be good governors.
Colorado Needs Nurses
Earlier this year, Colorado lawmakers considered a bill designed to help ease the state’s nursing shortage.
Late Season Snow Slows Dipping Occupancy in Colorado Mountains
Boosted by plentiful snow, the month of March finished up 0.5 percent compared to last year at this time and helped drive an aggregated 1.7 percent gain in revenue for the season as of March 31.
Airbnb Visitors and Host Incomes in 2017
From an economist’s perspective, it’s a wonderful expression of the market responding to fulfill a need – all made possible through online platforms
Did the Tooth Fairy Predict the Recent Market Dip?
Since 1998, Delta Dental has annually conducted its Original Tooth Fairy Poll to gauge how generous the mythical creature had been the year prior.
How to Navigate the New H-1B Visa Program
In recent years, one of biggest challenges of the process is the lottery selection, given there is higher demand than supply.
Are We Entering a Period of Greater Volatility?
While online advertised jobs have declined (Conference Board), the number of job openings are at an all-time high nationally (BLS).
Reflecting on Colorado's 2017 Job Performance by Industry
Job growth rate was higher for goods-producing industries (mining, logging, construction and manufacturing) than service producing industries.
Is the U.S. Entering a Trade Spat or a Trade War?
The Commerce Secretary has said, "This is not a big deal." And Trump has said, "Trade Wars are good and easy to win."
Farm Bill Reauthorization Goes to the Heart of Colorado's Rural Economies
The challenges facing Colorado’s farms and ranches are reflected in the disparity in economic growth between rural Colorado and the Front Range. Many of the state’s rural counties are looking for ways create more economic prosperity in their communities.
