U. of I. study says Illinois can expect more than half-million full-time job losses, tens of billions of dollars in production and income due to pandemic – Chicago Tribune
“What cannot be forecast at this time is whether Illinois’ recovery will lag that of the U.S. or whether the historical divergence between Illinois and U.S. job growth will persist, widen or narrow,” said the authors.
I’m thinking that “the historical divergence between Illinois and U.S. job growth will widen” is a very safe bet.
Last edited 6 years ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
Mike
6 years ago
The 13 page May 27, 2020 report titled, “Economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic:
State perspectives” from the IGPA Economic and Fiscal Health Impact Group, and a news release about the report, is on the IGPA COVID-19 Pandemic Task Force website.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
I’m thinking that “the historical divergence between Illinois and U.S. job growth will widen” is a very safe bet.
The 13 page May 27, 2020 report titled, “Economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic:
State perspectives” from the IGPA Economic and Fiscal Health Impact Group, and a news release about the report, is on the IGPA COVID-19 Pandemic Task Force website.
https://files.elfsight.com/storage/e79b15a2-1214-4a1e-929f-be90aa84b052/81515d8e-1458-4cad-a659-86d170d20404.pdf
https://emails.uofi.uillinois.edu/newsletter/9851249.html
https://igpa.uillinois.edu/page/igpa-covid-19-pandemic-task-force#section-0
But the Illinois General Assembly passed a “balanced” “budget” per the state constitutional requirement.
Which is the financial equivalent of used toilet paper in a disconnected toilet.
It’s filled with crap and you can’t flush it down the toilet, which is where it should go.
Unless YOU had your toilets disconnected and don’t know how to reconnect them. HaHa. The irony!