by Krisana Finlay | Jul 6, 2023
Utah’s middle class – where it stands and why it matters Written by Krisana Finlay The nation’s middle-class families found themselves in a particularly interesting place when it comes to public policy over the past couple of weeks. The U.S. Supreme Court released...
by Krisana Finlay | Jun 8, 2023
Utah families: An economic snapshot Written by Krisana Finlay Many of us look to our pre-COVID years with fondness. Things were cheaper. Gas consistently cost under $3 per gallon. We were more likely to eat out and spend more on weekends, and Utah families hadn’t...
by Christine Cooke Fairbanks | Mar 30, 2023
Biden’s education secretary should look to inclusive approach advocated in Utah Written by Christine Cooke Fairbanks U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona recently criticized some education reform efforts as “deliberate attempts to make sure that our public...
by Derek Monson | Mar 30, 2023
Why Silicon Valley Bank failed, and what it means for Utahns Written by Derek Monson “Utah is the best place in the U.S. to operate a bank and as a result, Utah is the sixth largest banking state in the U.S.” says Howard Headlee, president of the Utah Bankers...
by Derek Monson | Feb 14, 2023
Sound principles, data should guide how we prepare the next generation Written by Derek Monson Originally published in Utah Policy. A principle that unifies Utahns across ideologies is preparation of the next generation for a life of success and happiness. This is...
by Nic Dunn | Jan 30, 2023
Cox’s State of the State elevates family and success sequence Written by The best chance for happiness in our own lives – and for maximum opportunity for our children – doesn’t come from government programs, but from a commitment to core principles and civic...
