Is CT's economy 'growing'? It depends on how you define it
CT's employment numbers and labor force participation rates are still above pre-pandemic levels, but the unemployment rate is decreasing.
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CT's employment numbers and labor force participation rates are still above pre-pandemic levels, but the unemployment rate is decreasing.
As Americans enter into yet another presidential election cycle, unemployment rates are often a hot topic of discussion and frequently play a significant role
Connecticut effectively has won the lottery jackpot over the last six years, when it comes to the state budget. There have been nearly $11 billion in budget surpluses since 2017. In the last three yea...
A new report is expected to show CT's budget remains in balance — but that the days of huge surpluses are over for now.
Why are some states losing people, even as the country continues to grow? Jobs, jobs, jobs (and, in some cases, aging).