Commentary: Celebrating, and growing, Illinois’ $1 trillion economy – Chicago Tribune*

"Our research shows that, even though it took two centuries for Illinois to get to $1 trillion, the state could double its economic activity and reach $2 trillion in less than two decades. This is achievable if the state delivers skilled workers, quality infrastructure, innovative companies, balanced budgets and strong communities."
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NB
3 years ago

Wow!!–100% lipstick on a pig, sugar coated turd, machine propaganda from manzo….embarrassing trib publishes this crap

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