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Insight: Teacher Salaries: How Does Utah Compare?

By: Andrea Thomas Brandley Note: The opinions expressed are those of the author alone and do not reflect an institutional position of the Gardner Institute. We hope the opinions shared contribute to the marketplace of[...]

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Ivory-Boyer Construction Report, 3rd Quarter 2021

Construction activity continued its record-breaking momentum into the third quarter of 2021. While concerns over inflation and monetary policy bring a level of uncertainty into[...]

January 20th, 2022|Economic Indicators, Housing and Construction, Housing, Construction & Real Estate, Ivory-Boyer Construction Database, Latest Research, Practice Areas, Public Policy|
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The State of Utah’s Travel and Tourism Industry, 2020

Utah’s travel and tourism industry—the hardest-hit industry by the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic—experienced a healthy recovery during the first half of 2021, particularly in Utah’s rural[...]

December 15th, 2021|Latest Research, Practice Areas, Public Policy, Travel & Tourism|
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A Roadmap for Improving Utah’s Behavioral Health System 2021 End-of-Year Update

The Utah Hospital Association (UHA) released A Roadmap for Improving Utah’s Behavioral Health System in February 2020. The Roadmap was developed in collaboration with UHA’s[...]

December 2nd, 2021|Economic and Public Policy Research, Health Care, Health Care and Life Sciences, Industry Studies, Latest Research, Public Policy|
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Curbing the Youth Vaping Pandemic: A Review of How Utah’s Laws and Policies Compare Nationally and to Other States

Vaping, or the use of electronic cigarettes, is a public health issue both nationally and here in the state of Utah. Rates of vaping doubled[...]

November 15th, 2021|Health Care, Health Care and Life Sciences, Industry Studies, Latest Research, Practice Areas, Public Policy|
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The State of the State’s Housing Market

Utah's housing market faces a severe imbalance that creates record price increases for homeowners and renters. The COVID-19 pandemic made the housing shortage worse by[...]

October 13th, 2021|Economic and Public Policy Research, Housing and Construction, Housing, Construction & Real Estate, Latest Research, Practice Areas, Public Policy, Utah Economy|
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