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Thoughts on the Current Recession: Austrian Economics
June 4th, 2009

Continuing our series of research briefs on the economy, this brief examines the “Austrian school” of economic thought. These schools of thought represent different approaches to understanding how the economy works and what actions to take when the economy falters. Understanding these different schools of thought will help readers further understand the roots of the economic crisis and potential solutions. … Read more »


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Thoughts on the Current Recession: Keynesian Economics
May 1st, 2009

Utah Foundation is publishing a series of research briefs on the economy, examining the current economic recession from a variety of schools of economic thought. These schools of thought represent different approaches to understanding how the economy works and what actions to take when the economy falters. We begin the series with a discussion of Keynesian economics, which is receiving much attention in recent months because of the debate over the large federal stimulus bill passed in February. Understanding these different schools of thought will help readers further understand the roots of the economic crisis and potential solutions. … Read more »



 

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Thoughts on the Current Recession: Austrian Economics
Thoughts on the Current Recession: Keynesian Economics
Growth in Household Debt: An Analysis of Saving and Spending in Utah and the U.S.
2009 Economic Report to the Governor
Addressing Utah’s Air Quality and Environmental Concerns
The Impacts of Utah’s Population Growth
Utah’s Health System Reform: Key Issues to Resolve
A Look at Water Conditions in the Second-Driest State
Immigration in Utah: Background and Trends
Improving Teacher Quality in Utah
Taking a Bite Out of Crime: 46 Years of Utah Crime Statistics
Along for the Ride: An Examination of Utah’s Transportation Situation
Seeing Through the Bubble: An Overview of Utah’s Housing Situation
Spending Your Tax Dollars: Two Decades of Utah Tax and Spending Trends
Is Utah Really a Low-Wage State?
What Can $3,702 Buy? How Utah Compares in Education Spending and Services
Utah’s Energy Use and Resources: Powering Our Standard of Living
Local Economic Development: Importance of the Sales Tax and Other Factors
The 2008 Utah Priorities Survey: The Top Issues and Concerns of Utah Voters for the 2008 Election
Utah’s Property Tax Burden

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