Alan Maguire, President of the Maguire Company, and Dennis Hoffman of the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University offer perspectives on when Arizona will return to its prosperous, pre-recession mode.
Continue reading →Preliminary data released by the U.S. Department of Education last month showed that only 25 percent of English Language Learners in Arizona high schools graduate in four years.
Continue reading →A 2012 initiative proposes that election primaries become an open race, with the top two candidates moving onto the general election.
Continue reading →The Arizona Republic May 8, 2012 Open primaries have been touted as a game-changer for Arizona politics. They have also been dubbed the latest fad from those who like to engineer political outcomes. Voters may decide which definition they … Continue reading →
This past month, Arizona brought in greater revenue than was expected—leading to the question: What should we do with it?
Continue reading →A opinion piece from the Phoenix Business Journal, that asked Arizona economists to give their opinions on where Arizona will be in the next 5 to 10 years in terms of: employment, housing, population, and leading/lagging industries.
Continue reading →Forbes magazine published an article that claims Phoenix will be in the “Top 10 US Boom Cities” within the next 10 years.
Continue reading →The recently established Arizona Commerce Authority is working with various companies to bring approximately 3,000 new jobs and $300 million in capital investments to Arizona.
Continue reading →Interviewees Alan Maguire and Grady Gammage discuss changes that need to happen in order for Arizona to see an economic upswing.
Continue reading →The upcoming scheduled reduction of Luke Air Force Base by up to 40% has many Arizona economists worried.
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