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Nevada first, Michigan last.It's not a surprise.
But in the next years I guess the growth will be slow in Nevada, and no growth in Michigan.
Texas is very good compared to other big states !
Check the numbers again. Michigan is not last, Ohio is.
Plus what do these numbers represent? % gain, $ gain, etc...? Where did you get the figures from? A bunch of numbers is kind of arbitrary without a reference to what they mean or how they are compiled.
Check the numbers again. Michigan is not last, Ohio is.
Plus what do these numbers represent? % gain, $ gain, etc...? Where did you get the figures from? A bunch of numbers is kind of arbitrary without a reference to what they mean or how they are compiled.
% gain
By The Selig Center for the Economic Growth
What is "buying power"??? This OP was poorly done - no explanation, no indication of what the numbers were or where from.
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