Economic Development | Common Sense Institute

Economic Impact of Restricting Housing Growth to No More Than 1% in Colorado

Jun 8, 2018

A Closer Look at the Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Initiative 66 and Why Housing Matters For the State’s Economic Future

Building Gated Cities – Overview

Oct 18, 2017

Impacts of Restricting Housing Growth in Lakewood, CO…

Building Gated Cities – Full Study

Oct 18, 2017

The Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Restricting Housing…

Earl L. Wright on Fox Business

Oct 17, 2017

Earl Wright discussing the need for tax reform…

Restrictions on the Supply of Affordable, Entry-Level Housing in Colorado

Mar 2, 2017

Over the last five years, home price increases in metro Denver…

Economic Assessment of 2,500-Foot Oil and Gas Setback Proposal

Jul 14, 2016

The Business Research Division (BRD) has studied the contributions of the oil and gas industry in Colorado since 2010…

Impacts of Increasing Colorado’s Minimum Wage

Jun 20, 2016

Economics International Corp. has been retained by the CSPR to evaluate ballot initiatives which would mandate steep increases to Colorado’s minimum wage.

2,000-foot oil and gas setbacks could cost Colorado up to $11 billion in GDP a year and 62,000 jobs

Jan 21, 2016

A 2,000-foot statewide setback for oil and gas wells could result in slower economic growth for Colorado’s economy and state revenue…

What would a 2,000-foot setback mean for Colorado’s economy?

Jan 19, 2016

Prices versus Policy – Commodity prices began falling in mid-2014, reshaping the industry globally and locally…

Study: 2,000-foot oil and gas setbacks would cost tens of thousands of jobs, billions in economic losses

Jan 7, 2015

In late 2013, the Business Research Division (BRD) of the Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado Boulder began researching the economic implications of a statewide fracking ban on the state economy…