In 2011, people ages 22-24 made up only 5.2 percent of New Hampshire’s workforce, but 11.7 percent of the state’s new hires. Those between ages 25 and 34 made up 22.4 percent of new hires — a share 4.2 percent larger than their share in the existing workforce. Ā This, writes Brian Gottlob on his blogĀ Trend […]
As election season in this swing state draws to a close, we ask: What effect does New Hampshireās status as a swing state have on the stateās economy? Economist Brian Gottlob says that the short, high-profile events of the general election can be costly for the cities that host them, and they donāt add much […]
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