September 2008
For University of Oregon professor and Economist’s View blog founder Mark Thoma the term “stagflation” is old news.
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While many employees throughout Oregon are losing their jobs or worried about keeping employed, nurses are proving to be immune to the sick economy.
State energy officials have approved a plan that would make Gilliam and Morrow counties in northeastern Oregon home to the world’s largest wind farm.
The battle over the Central Oregon and Pacific Railroad is turning into a full-bore train wreck as the conflict jumps from Oregon to Washington, D.C, and back.
According to a recent study by a Washington D.C.-based think tank, job loss due to trade with China has hit Oregon harder than nearly any other state in the nation.
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- UO athletics scores millions
- Graphic: Oregon Employment change by industry
- Economy sinks wave energy momentum
- Costs spiral for prison measures
- Most readers have made business changes to address climate change
- Oregon keeps on trucking despite fuel costs
- Economist Eric Fruits discusses baby boomers
- Deal Watch: Portland video processor raises $5.5M
- Tactics: Brian McMenamin of McMenamins
- Office policy: Keep politics in its place
- Tuition programs are good investments
- Next: labeling lasers
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