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The Spending Burden: Utah Government and the Private Sector Economy
The lower the state spending burden, the less pressure there is to raise job-killing taxes, and the stronger Utah's economy will be.
By Derek H. Monson
Mero Moment: Split Personalities in College Towns
The war between private student housing and residential neighborhoods might be even more rancorous than the eternal hatred between rival schools like BYU and the U.
By Paul T. Mero
Mothers' Work: The Job for Which All Others Exist
What mothers do in their homes and families makes an enormous contribution not only to their own families but to all of society.
By William C. Duncan
Economic Gardening Arrives in Utah
Economic gardening - an entrepreneur-centered approach to economic development - has arrived in Utah and could lead to hundreds or thousands of new home-grown jobs.
By Matthew C. Piccolo





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