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Bridging the gap: Urban–rural divides in Indiana’s labor force participation

Counties in the Indianapolis metro area generally have the highest labor force participation rates in the state, while more rural counties tend to have lower rates.

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Two forces: Drivers of Indiana population growth

Natural increase will soon shift from Indiana's dominant source of population growth to a drag on it, while migration becomes increasingly more important to the state's growth.

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Unaffordability and uncertainty take center stage in 2025 housing market

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Economic projections for Indiana's metro areas in 2025

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