Keyword: Labor
Webinars
- November 16, 2022
What share of housing is affordable to CO teachers & middle-income households?
Given changing market conditions & interest rates, will the market correct ?
What % of owners are burdened by their rent, mortgaged, or property taxes?
How does that vary across Colorado?
Redi Reports
- June 2021
• Data from the US Department of Labor provide a useful historical look at a number of important components of state unemployment insurance programs, including average benefit levels, tax rates, number of exhaustions, and recipiency rates.
• Compared to other states, Colorado is roughly average in a number of metrics, including recipiency, benefit adequacy, and financing – arguably the three most important areas in which to judge a social insurance program.…
Redi Reports
- August 2021
• The majority of Colorado farmers and ranchers surveyed reported being able to obtain all the workers they needed in the last five years (78%), depicting a stark contrast from a 2019 California Farm Bureau Federation survey in which only 44% of respondents reported the same.…
Redi Reports
- June 2017
The Great Recession caused an unprecedented downturn in employer startups.
The “startup slowdown” shifts job generation away from dynamic, young businesses, increasing the economy’s reliance on existing establishments to expand.
The downturn in startups also contributes to a decrease in economic dynamism, a crucial source of market information for future entrepreneurs.…
Redi Reports
- February 2022
Among the many twists and turns of the Covid-19 pandemic, one of the more surprising developments has been the increase in labor union activity in the United States. Few economists anticipated such a strong change in labor force participation and the swing toward worker bargaining power that came with it.…
Redi Reports
- October 2019
Using local-level data on incarceration rates by race, we explore the relationship between income inequality, poverty, and incarceration at the commuting zone level from 1950 to the present.
We find that labor markets with higher levels of inequality experienced larger increases in overall incarceration, and that relative rates of poverty play a key role in explaining the differential effects of mass incarceration across race.…
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