John’s Substack
John PhelanMy economics takes, mostly room temperature
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Save state and local agencies millions by keeping the old flags and seals until they wear out
Only two years after having a forecast budget surplus of $18 billion, Minnesota’s state government is, according to its February 2024 Budget and Economic Forecast, looking at a budget deficit – or “Structural [im]Balance” – of $1.5 billion ...
Report finds St. Paul’s budget under pressure from high taxes, business loss, and slower growth
Center of the American Experiment has been sounding the alarm about St. Paul’s economy and fiscal prospects for some time. Now, a group of “fiscal watchdogs” have added their weight to these warnings.
Gov. Walz celebrates 36,000 new jobs in Minnesota over the last year: 59% were ‘Government’ jobs
On Tuesday, I wrote that:
Study ranks Minnesota dead last for digital business growth
Gov. Walz is fond of touting rankings which show Minnesota being a top state for business. The trouble is that, once you look at data rather than the rankings, businesses don’t act like it is. This disconnect arises because these rankings –...
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I am an Economist working at Center of the American Experiment, a think tank based in Minnesota which focuses primarily - but not exclusively - on state policy.
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