Range Forecast for Selected Economic and Business Indicators, 2023 and 2024
United States law, which is aligned with international law, defines a refugee as any person who is outside their country of nationality or habitation and “is unable or unwilling to return to, and is unable[...]
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted nearly every aspect of life, and K-12 education was no exception. In spring 2020, nearly all schools nationwide shifted to remote learning and many schools continued with full closures or hybrid[...]
Utah Informed is a collection of tables, charts, ideas, and schematics to prompt consideration of a compelling trend, spur an innovative idea, or inspire an[...]
Utah enters 2023 facing significant economic uncertainty as decision-makers continue to grapple with ever-changing pockets of economic strength and weakness. The post-pandemic economy has altered[...]
The 2023 Economic Report to the Governor is the 35th publication in this series. Through the last three and a half decades, the Economic Report[...]
The property tax is Utah’s most stable tax. This stability comes from both the less volatile nature of property and the design of Utah’s property[...]
STATE BUDGET OFFICIALS HAVE RUN a gauntlet of challenges since COVID-19 descended upon the US in January 2020. The nation’s economy whipsawed through the pandemic—from[...]
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By: Max Backlund Note: The opinions expressed are those of the author alone and[...]
By: Levi Pace and Laura Summers Note: The opinions expressed are those of the[...]
