Looking forward to 2021
This year has been one for the ages and the challenges of
Our world is crumbling around us, but we can be the solution
With a pandemic, a looming election, and other looming problems, our world
Yes, the census really matters
Twenty-one years ago, I sat in a car in our nation’s capital
Let’s Take A Break To Be Grateful
I served as an associate administrator for public affairs at the Environmental
The Danger Of The Escalating Trade War
When I think of the People’s Republic of China, my mind goes
Uncertainty Creates A Greater Risk Of Recession
Uncertainty. It’s something economists think about a lot. And for good reason―economies
Utah Has More Millennials Than Any Other State
Utah’s millennial population represents approximately 23 percent of the state (726,000 people).
Parade For Change
Bake the cake. Light the candles. The US celebrates 10 years of
How To Love Your Enemies
During a recent appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Democratic pollster Fred
Utah’s Economic Commonwealth
Prominent Utah historian, Thomas Alexander wrote the Beehive State’s official history titled
Quality Growth Should Be Our North Star
I recently moderated a panel for the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce
It’s Time We Combat America’s Debt Problem
The late economist and former chair of the Council of Economic Advisers,
An Alternative To The Wall
I find it helpful in public policy discussions to suspend emotion and
Utah’s Governor Seeks Sales Tax Reform
Utah Governor Gary Herbert can claim many accolades. He boasts a 70
My Political Projections For 2019
While I love the start of a new year, I’m not sure
My Favorite Quotes From 2019
As 2019 winds to a close, I find myself looking back over
Utah’s Population Is Booming
In the last five years, approximately 100,000 more people have moved into
Tech vs. Coal. How Can Our State Share The Wealth?
Utah’s Carbon and Emery counties possess immense beauty between the slot canyons