Connecticut’s Shrinking Economy: Is there a pathway to growth?

Posted on December 27, 2018November 18, 2019 by Fred Carstensen

Good news! Connecticut’s economy grew during the first six months this year—it is now about as big as it was in 2005! The state’s economy ended 2017 smaller than it was in 2004. This is not the first time Connecticut has enjoyed two quarters of growth, but since 2008 bad quarters have overwhelmed good ones. Continue Reading

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