Five states are now over 12%: Michigan, Nevada, Rhode Island, Oregon, and California. Of course, these are also the "official" numbers that exclude discouraged workers and the underemployed such as former financial sector workers who now work waiting tables.
See here for all states.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Tuesday Links, August 25
Heading Toward the Cliff Many Americans think the state can solve our economic woes. It's the state that caused them. Article by Jacob...
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Sometimes, it's easy to forget how large many American states are. Colorado, for example, is the size of New Zealand. Here's a helpf...
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We often see the United States compared to a variety of other countries in terms of life expectancy, murder rates, and more. But, it's a...
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Pew breaks it down . I was surprised by how little revenue is generated from severance taxes. And, of course, there is no statewide property...