Erik Gamm

Between May and July, Denver’s price level rose by 0.43%, below the national average of 0.49%.

In TABOR’s first year of effect (FY94), fee-based enterprises generated $742 million. By 2024, their revenue had increased by almost 3,400% to $25.8 billion while the state’s population growth plus inflatio

This year, much has been made about Colorado’s emerging budgetary problems; rising spending obligations, expiring federal grants, and TABOR’s revenue limits left the state government with substantially less

During May, Colorado gained 3,400 total nonfarm jobs. The state’s private sector grew by 3,700 jobs, while government employment fell by 300 jobs.