Economic indicators mixed heading into second half of 2022
BOULDER — It can be difficult to wrap your head around exactly where the economy stands at the beginning of the back half of 2022.
Just how bad is the inflationary situation, and will the government’s response to it push the economy into a recession? What about these stellar job figures that seem to show the economy on fire? If more people than ever are employed, why is it as difficult as it has been in recent history to afford housing?
Colorado’s Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators report, compiled by the Colorado Secretary of State’s office and the University of Colorado Leeds…
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