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Wisconsin has gone from 11th in job creation to 44th in two years under Scott Walker
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cbelt3 wrote:
Back of the envelope calculation says it's about a .25% effect on the economy of Wisconsin.

Don't forget the economist's favorite fiscal calculation tool, the multiplier effect. Depending on how you evaluate that, a quarter percent reduction on the state's payroll could very well have a half to 2% effect on the overall economy. Those teachers and administrators buy businesses products and services, after all.
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Re: Wisconsin has gone from 11th in job creation to 44th in two years under Scott Walker - by gabester - 04-01-2013, 11:58 PM

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