Minnesota Economic Trends: Quarterly Issue

5 Apr 2024

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Every quarter, the Labor Market Information (LMI) Office of the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) publishes research articles that offer insights into important labor market trends.

The latest quarterly issue of Minnesota Economic Trends includes articles that explore what recent graduates of Minnesota post-secondary institutions earn, what industries hire recent graduates from various instructional programs, how Minnesota business owners are planning for future ownership transition, how Minnesota's employment by industry has changed over the past 70 years, what Minnesota's child care workforce looks like now in terms of economic well-being and professional development opportunities, how the Pandemic Recession recovery compares to that of the two previous recessions and how retirements are affecting Minnesota's labor force. Select a title below to view the full article.

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