States Where Incomes Will Soar, and Stagnate

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maciej of FL 1:01PM May 11, 2010

Is the National Enquirer? There is surely not enough difference between projections for the greatest and least growth to justify "soar" and "stagnate." I bypass online publications whose stories can't back up the headline links.

justannesopinion of FL 12:47PM May 11, 2010

Yeah, I highly doubt the assertions of this article.

anonymous of TX 4:04PM May 10, 2010

funny all the best states are red states

sally diamond of NY 2:23PM May 10, 2010

The delta between the lowest and highest is so small, it's not really important statistically. 6% is not 'soaring' and 4% is certainly not 'stagnating' since this article doesn't seem to account for the multitude of other variables that affect income and cost of living in different parts of the country.

Hoopi of CA 11:08AM May 10, 2010

Where did that come from? It's the Lone Star State.

James of NY 10:08AM May 10, 2010

I'm reading this thinking this looks a lot like an article from pre 2006. However it's been updated to add a few facts from the present. Fluff propaganda hoping people will buy this dribble and keep USN in business.

One Handed Economist of OR 3:21AM May 09, 2010

Many of the more rural or suburban communities in Idaho have fared much better than the more populated centers. We didn't experience the extreme highs that some states experienced, but on the flip side, we don't hit the lowest of lows either. While many businesses, real estate included felt the crunch and slow down, and you hear of those who went under; those who kept their heads above water should be applauded and often can attribute it to the conservative approach seen here. As Jason pointed out Idaho has much to offer and is a great place to live.

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Jason of ID 3:05PM May 07, 2010