Forecast: Slightly slower — but still robust — growth anticipated for Colorado
Colorado residents seeking to predict what the economy might look like in 2016 might want to look in the rearview mirror: The road ahead will look a lot like what’s already been traveled, although the trip might slow down slightly.
The state likely will pick up quite a few hitchhikers in the form of new residents, and a speed bump or two in terms of key sectors probably will slow the rate at which the economy moves forward.
“Overall, I think that there doesn’t seem to be anything suggesting that next year is going to be…
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