Tennessee Ranked 11th In Economic Outlook By ALEC
Tennessee Is Ranked 11th In Economic Outlook In The “Rich State, Poor State” Rankings From The American Legislative Exchange Council.
Read moreTennessee Is Ranked 11th In Economic Outlook In The “Rich State, Poor State” Rankings From The American Legislative Exchange Council.
Read moreIn Tennessee, Ford Motor Company Was Approved For $884 Million In Incentives For Its $5.6 Billion Project A Year Ago. The State Has Given Out At Least Five Grants Of $1 Million Or More In 2022. A New Report States That The Economic Impact Reports Used To Support Incentive Decisions Are Consistently Inaccurate And Inflated.
Read moreThe Tennessee Legislative Report Card (TLRC) Has Given Senators Richard Briggs, Todd Gardenhire, Ken Yager, And Jack Johnson The Lowest Rankings Of All Republican Senators In The Tennessee General Assembly.
Read moreEconomists Across The U.S. Expect Ongoing Inflation As The Growth Projections For The U.S. Economy Have Plummeted, According To A Newly Released Survey.
Read moreA New Survey Shows That Tennessee Consumers Have A Much Lower Economic Outlook Than Usual, Dropping Considerably Since The Last Survey In December.
Read moreConsumer Prices Increased By Nearly 7% In November 2021 Compared To The Same Time As Last Year, Newly Federal Inflation Data Show, The Steepest Rise In Decades.
Read moreTennessee Finished 12th In A Study By The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) That Examined The 50 States’ Economic Outlooks Based On 15 Policy Measures.
Read moreNew Data Shows Rising Inflation, Alarming Economists And Casting More Doubt On Hopes Of A Post-Covid Economic Boom. Report Shows A Major Spike In The Cost Of Producer Goods – The Most Since BLS Began Tracking The Data More Than A Decade Ago.
Read moreSome 44 Percent Of Americans Say They Cannot Afford Another Year Like 2020, According To A Recent Survey By WalletHub, As The Country Enters A Second Year Of Dealing With The Coronavirus Pandemic.
Read moreOn The New Mexico Side, Half Of The Oil And Gas Produced In The Permian Basin Occurs On Federal Land. On The Texas Side, Roughly 3 Million Barrels Of Oil Were Produced Daily, But On Private And State-Owned Land.
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