The Connecticut Economy

1993 - 2014

From University of Connecticut, Department of Economics
University of Connecticut 365 Fairfield Way, Unit 1063 Storrs, CT 06269-1240.
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2004, issue Fall

Mismanaged Care?

Dennis Heffley and Anasua Bhattacharya

Look at the Bright Side: Connecticut's Less "Miserable" Than Most

Rexford Santerre and Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut's Health Sector: What's the Prognosis?

Steven Lanza

2004, issue Summer

Zoning: Can a Barrier to Entry Open a Road to Educational Gains?

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks: Does Job Retraining Work? Is it Worth the Cost?

Steven Lanza

2004, issue Spring

Taking Apart Taking Part: Local Labor Force Participation Rates

Peter Barth and Dennis Heffley

Too Vital to Leave to Politicians: Connecticut's Big Stake in the World Economy

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut Job Losses: Our Share of National Effects? Or Are We Shifting for Ourselves?

Steven Lanza

2004, issue Winter

CSI Connecticut

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Connecticut's Budget Ordeal: Any Gain From All the Pain?

Arthur W. Wright

The Economics of Ethics: The Cost of Political Corruption

Steven Lanza

2003, issue Fall

Interstate Differences in Residential Electricity Use

Dennis Heffley

Fiddling While Rome Goes Dark: the Meaning of 8/14 for Connecticut

Arthur W. Wright

Energy Price Spikes Siphon High-Octane Fuel from State's Economy

Steven Lanza

2003, issue Summer

Business Location: Two Sides of the Coin

Dennis Heffley and Dean Hanink

Homing In on Connecticut Housing Affordability

Steven Lanza

2003, issue Spring

We Didn't Know How Bad We Had It Back Then

William McEachern

The 1990s: When Yachts Rose Faster Than Dinghies

Dennis Heffley and MaryJane Lenon

Connecticut's People: How Much Difference Has a Decade Made?

Arthur W. Wright

Ten Years of the Connecticut Economy

Steven Lanza

2003, issue Winter

Health Care Spending, Connecticut Style

Dennis Heffley

Casino Gaming: The Energizer Bunny of Connecticut Politics

Arthur W. Wright

Sectoral Sources of Connecticut Job Growth

Steven Lanza

2002, issue Fall

My Big Fat State Government?

Dennis Heffley

Reality Bites: The Hobson's Choices of State Budgeting in the "New Economy"

Arthur W. Wright

Making Municipal Ends Meet: Do It Yourself or Hire a Pro?

Steven Lanza

2002, issue Summer

Quality-of-Life, Affordable Housing: Take Your Pick

Dennis Heffley and Monika Lopez-Anuarbe

Making Cents of Civics

Steven Lanza

2002, issue Spring

Tracking Educational Performance

Dennis Heffley

Human Capital, Research, and Taxpayers' Money: A Microeconomic Look at UConn

Arthur W. Wright

Older, Wiser, and Better Schooled Than Ever

Steven Lanza

2002, issue Winter

State Budget Shortfall Takes Us Back to the Future

William McEachern

Can We Reduce Inequality Without Hurting Economic Performance?

Dennis Heffley

Same Old, Same Old...But With A Difference?

Arthur W. Wright

In Connecticut’s Service Economy Recession, the Commodity Sector Have Got the Goods

Steven Lanza

2001, issue Fall

Painful Reminders of What Really Matters

Dennis Heffley

Litchfield County is Tourist Country. But What Does That Mean?

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut Loves Open Space - If It's Accessible

Steven Lanza

2001, issue Summer

Costly Homes, Crowded Roads...Welcome to Southwest Connecticut

Dennis Heffley

Housing Affordability Returns, But at a Price

Steven Lanza

2001, issue Spring

Tales of Two Cities: What the Dickens is Wrong with Hartford? And Would Acts of Providence Fix It?

Arthur W. Wright

The Ups and Downs of the Connecticut Income Tax

Steven Lanza

2001, issue Winter

Eastern Connecticut Hops Up Development Efforts

Dennis Heffley

On This Roll of the Dice, Southeastern Connecticut (And the Rest of Us) Got Lucky

Arthur W. Wright

Energy Costs Send Consumer Prices Skyward

Steven Lanza

2000, issue Fall

Death Valley

William McEachern

Census 2000: A Political Primer, With An Economics Chaser

Arthur W. Wright

Connecticut Home Prices Now More Affordable

Steven Lanza

2000, issue Summer

Income Still Tops, But Poverty Increases

William McEachern

Falling Bridges, Rising Prices, and the Connecticut Motor Fuel Tax

Dennis Heffley

Competition in Electric Power: Not There Yet

Brian Kench

Fueled by High Prices, Connecticut Leads in Energy Efficiency

Steven Lanza

2000, issue Spring

Labor Force Participation Rates

William McEachern

The State Income Tax By the Numbers

William McEachern

A Small State With Big Gaps...Are They Getting Even Bigger?

Dennis Heffley

Riding Fairfield County's Income Coattails

Steven Lanza

Prices, 1980s Style

Steven Lanza

2000, issue Winter

How Come We’re Still Tops?

William McEachern

What’s the Score as Connecticut Edges into a New Century?

William McEachern

Productivity Growth Drives Connecticut's New Economy

Dennis Heffley

New Economy - Old Price Index

Steven Lanza