Tag: Economics
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Real Personal Income for Wichita and other Metropolitan Areas
An interactive visualization of real personal income in metropolitan areas.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, November 2022
For November 2022, Kansas tax revenue was 2.5 percent higher than November 2021. Collections for fiscal year 2023 after five months are 5.4 percent greater than the prior year.
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County Employment
Employment in large counties, including Sedgwick County and others of interest.
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Wichita Employment Situation, October 2022
For the Wichita metropolitan area in October 2022, the major employment indicators barely changed from the prior month.
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Kansas employment situation, October 2022
In Kansas for October 2022, the labor force was steady, the number of people working rose, and the unemployment rate rose, all compared to the previous month. Over the year, Kansas has moved to the middle of the states in growth.
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Presidential Data Explorer Updated
Explore the economic record of presidents, starting with Harry S Truman. Updated with recent data.
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Wichita employment situation, September 2022
For the Wichita metropolitan area in September 2022, the unemployment rate was unchanged, while the labor force and the number of jobs fell slightly from the previous month.
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Kansas Tax Revenue, October 2022
For October 2022, Kansas tax revenue was 11.7 percent higher than October 2021. Collections for fiscal year 2023 after four months are 6.1 percent greater than the prior year.
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The Importance of Agriculture in Kansas
In Kansas, is agriculture our “largest industry,” as Governor Laura Kelly says?
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The Kansas Economy Under Laura Kelly
A recent letter in support of Kansas Governor Laura Kelly published in the Wichita Eagle makes claims that are not true. Updated with new data.
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Presidential Data Explorer Updated
Explore the economic record of presidents, starting with Harry S Truman. Updated with recent data.
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Kansas employment situation, September 2022
In Kansas for September 2022, the labor force and the number of people working were steady, and the unemployment rate rose slightly, all compared to the previous month. Over the year, only Mississippi and Ohio had slower job growth.