Economic Outlook For Wyoming Shows Moderate Growth

The June edition of Wyoming Insight, published by the Economic Analysis Division, shows positive growth in a number of areas across the state.  The report tracks economic conditions in Wyoming.

State economist Jim Robinson is the author of the report.  He says the revenue outlook for the state is consistent across both energy and business indexes.

“A number of indicators tell me that the state is progressing at a fairly steady pace. It’s modest growth, whether we’re talking about employment, or we’re talking about housing, or whatever that indicator is. For the most part, we see pretty good information,” Robinson explained.

The only industry reporting low employment numbers was the leisure industry. But Robinson says those numbers are likely underestimates. He says state tax revenues related to hospitality and recreation were up. More detailed information can be found on the Wyoming State website.

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Chelsea Biondolillo is originally from Portland, Oregon and comes to Laramie by way of several southern cities, including New Orleans, Austin, and Phoenix. She is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Wyoming in creative nonfiction and environmental studies and her prose has appeared or is forthcoming in Creative Nonfiction, Phoebe, DIAGRAM, Birding, and others. Chelsea loves plants, birds, and rocks, and tries to spend as much time as she can around them.
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