March
2010
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A
REPORT
BY
THE
JOINT
ECONOMIC
COMMITTEE
REPRESENTATIVE
CAROLYN
B.
MALONEY,
CHAIR
U
NDERSTANDING
THE
E
CONOMY
S
TATE
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BY
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TATE
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NAPSHOTS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1STATE-BY-STATE SNAPSHOTS 3
Alabama 3Alaska 5Arizona 7Arkansas 9California 11Colorado 13Connecticut 15Delaware 17District of Columbia 19Florida 21Georgia 23Hawaii 25Idaho 27Illinois 29Indiana 31Iowa 33Kansas 35Kentucky 37Louisiana 39Maine 41Maryland 43Massachusetts 45Michigan 47Minnesota 49Mississippi 51Missouri 53Montana 55Nebraska 57Nevada 59New Hampshire 61New Jersey 63New Mexico 65New York 67North Carolina 69North Dakota 71Ohio 73Oklahoma 75Oregon 77
U.S. Congress Joint Economic CommitteeUnderstanding the Economy: State-by-State Snapshots
Pennsylvania 79Rhode Island 81South Carolina 83South Dakota 85Tennessee 87Texas 89Utah 91Vermont 93Virginia 95Washington 97West Virginia 99Wisconsin 101Wyoming 103
GRAPH OF NET JOB LOSS AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATEACROSS THE UNITED STATES 105SOURCES 107
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State-by-State Economic Snapshot of the U.S.
Congress' Joint Economic Committee has compared how every state has done during the Great Recession. Data for Texas can be found on pages 89 and 90.
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