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Posted July 28, 2016

Tags Economy

Jobs and Income

Maine State Government Is Already at Its Smallest Size in 20 Years (line graph)

Mark Sullivan

Posted July 28, 2016

Tags Employment

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Working parents make up 1 in 4 workers who will benefit (pie chart)

More than half of workers who will receive a raise have education beyond high school, 1 in 6 are college graduates (bar chart)

9 out of 10 workers who will receive a raise are age 20 or older (bar chart)

The minimumwage worker-productivity gap has grown wider for half a century (line graph)

Maine Jobs Numbers Yet to Recover to 2008 Levels (line graph)

Real Per-capita State Spending Continues to Fall, Even as the Economy Sputters (line graph)

Total U.S. Postsecondary Adult Education Enrollment (bar chart)

During the Recession and Recovery (2008-015) Maine's small businesses lost more jobs than large companies (bar chart)

MECEP Matters, July 2016

Maine State Government Is Already at Its Smallest Size in 20 Years (line graph)