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Alabama’s Government Workforce is the Eighteenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to the … https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/alabamas-government-workforce-eighteenth-least-productive-2012/

North Carolina’s Government Workforce is the Seventeenth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to the … https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/north-carolinas-government-workforce-seventeenth-most-productive-2012/

Wyoming’s Government Workforce is the Seventeenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to the … https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/wyomings-government-workforce-seventeenth-least-productive-2012/

Washington’s Government Workforce is the Sixteenth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to the … https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/washingtons-government-workforce-sixteenth-most-productive-2012/

Montana’s Government Workforce is the Sixteenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to the … https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/montanas-government-workforce-sixteenth-least-productive-2012/

Massachusetts’s Government Workforce is the Fifteenth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/massachusettss-government-workforce-fifteenth-most-productive-2012/

Maryland’s Government Workforce is the Fifteenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/marylands-government-workforce-fifteenth-least-productive-2012/

State Tax Collections Rise in Fiscal Year 2013

The U.S. Census Bureau recently released their state tax revenue data for Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 (pdf) along with the cool infographic below. The new data does not bring any g… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/state-tax-collections-rise-fiscal-year-2013/

Connecticut’s Government Workforce is the Fourteenth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/connecticuts-government-workforce-fourteenth-most-productive-2012/

Pennsylvania’s Government Workforce is the Fourteenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/pennsylvanias-government-workforce-fourteenth-least-productive-2012/

Tennessee’s Government Workforce is the Thirteenth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/tennessees-government-workforce-thirteenth-most-productive-2012/

Ohio’s Government Workforce is the Thirteenth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/ohios-government-workforce-thirteenth-least-productive-2012/

America's Changing Economy

The U.S. Census Bureau recently released this fascinating infographic showing America's changing economy. It shows that between 2007 and 2012, the decline in manufacturing em… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/americas-changing-economy/

Missouri’s Government Workforce is the Twelfth “Most Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/missouris-government-workforce-twelfth-most-productive-2012/

New Jersey’s Government Workforce is the Twelfth “Least Productive” in 2012

There are two major elements to look at when examining a state’s government workforce—the number of employees and the level of their pay. Each element is measured relative to… https://keypolicydata.com/blog-archives/new-jerseys-government-workforce-twelfth-least-productive-2012/