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Early Results Show Income Tax Cuts Making Kansas A More Prosperous State - Forbes
Inside out, top to bottom, the long the tall the short the small.....
dimocraps are lying scum-sucking filth
Early Results Show Income Tax Cuts Making Kansas A More Prosperous State - Forbes
- For the first two months of the year, Kansas increased its non-farm jobs by 9,500 and the private sector added 9,000 jobs for March.
- In a state-to-state comparison, Kansas placed 2nd in private-sector jobs growth in February.
- Private-sector jobs from February 2014 to February 2015 grew by 21,200 — one of the most significant increases in the country.
- Kansas surpassed all neighboring states except Colorado in private job gains over the year.
- In private-sector hourly wages, Kansas beat all neighboring states except Nebraska.
- Private-sector hourly wage estimates for January were revised upward, showing that Kansas gained 3.4% rather than 3.2% in hourly pay.
- In month of February, Kansas hit a new record in hourly wage gains of 61 cents an hour.
- Kansans are making an average of $25.52 more each week, while only having to work an average of 12 minutes longer.”
- Compared to February last year, Kansas City, Kansas’s private sector average hourly wages were higher than in Kansas City, Missouri by 55 cents.
- Unrelated to February data, Kansas has one of the highest employment-to-population ratios in the U.S., at 65.2%.