Over the past five fiscal years the operating budget of the Delaware Department of Transportation (DELDOT) has grown 18% while inflation rose 7%. So, DELDOT has been living large, yet the winners and losers inside the Department are curious. The big winner with a 45% budget increase over th...
Read MoreDelaware’s export patterns indicate that Delaware’s economy, as with the rest of the nation, is increasingly reliant on the production of technologically sophisticated products, such as pharmaceuticals. Delaware’s potential for job growth depends upon its ability to provide hi...
Read MoreReflections on the National Association of Manufacturers new agenda for boosting U.S. manufacturing.
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Fiskers projected sales dont coincide with reality.
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Delaware AFSCME is living large during the recession
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The return to the pre-recession peak level of jobs in Delaware will be a slow process.
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Is a $2.4 million grant to CIGNA an appropriate use of state funds?
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Thanks to no sales tax and low property taxes, Delaware has a competitive business tax climate.
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Over time increases in Delawares state and local government tax burden reduces the growth of total employment in the First State.
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Regardless of what happens in coming months in the national economy, Delaware will avoid a double dip.
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