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We just have Bill Ritter put another mortgage on his home to cover the difference between his revenue estimates and whatever really comes in.
When does Colorado begin seeing REVENUE from the hyped “new energy economy”?
I feel plenty warm and fuzzy about it but I’m just wondering if it actually pays.
Also, revenue forecasts come from both the Governor’s Office of State Planning and Budgeting AND the Legislative Council.
Every forecast that they’ve made has been wrong, and often grossly. Their understanding of fundamental economics is pretty weak.
The JBC uses Leg Council’s forecasts, and appropriately so.
to MM’s use of the terminology “his revenue estimates.”
I know where the JBC gets its information, which is why I pointed it out.
tell me how the “new energy economy” is helping western Colorado, Ralphie. I’m all ears.
tell me how the “new energy economy” is helping western Colorado, Ralphie. I’m all ears.
These two comanies are expanding in Colorado this year and next year. Hundreds of new energy jobs in Colorado are being created from these two Companies alone.