Sarah Eckhardt
@saraheckhardt.bsky.social
I am a research associate with the Economic Innovation Group.
University of Wisconsin ‘2023
University of Wisconsin ‘2023
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New Agglomerations post from @saraheckhardt.bsky.social
The year in business dynamism — 2024 marks another year of elevated entrepreneurial activity in a post-pandemic economy, with business applications and establishment births and deaths remaining high.
Read more here: tinyurl.com/2tdt8yak
The year in business dynamism — 2024 marks another year of elevated entrepreneurial activity in a post-pandemic economy, with business applications and establishment births and deaths remaining high.
Read more here: tinyurl.com/2tdt8yak
The Year in Business Dynamism
There was no way to know, during the peak pandemic days of 2020, whether the observed spike in entrepreneurial activity that year was a real trend.
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December 20, 2024 at 7:18 PM
New Agglomerations post from @saraheckhardt.bsky.social
The year in business dynamism — 2024 marks another year of elevated entrepreneurial activity in a post-pandemic economy, with business applications and establishment births and deaths remaining high.
Read more here: tinyurl.com/2tdt8yak
The year in business dynamism — 2024 marks another year of elevated entrepreneurial activity in a post-pandemic economy, with business applications and establishment births and deaths remaining high.
Read more here: tinyurl.com/2tdt8yak
Reposted by Sarah Eckhardt
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If it were winner-take-all at the county level, Trump won 3/4ths of the pop. sig. reliant on gov. transfers—concerning for Social Security and Medicare recipients.
Republican candidates have been winning an increasing share of these counties since 2000.
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Republican candidates have been winning an increasing share of these counties since 2000.
Work done with: @saraheckhardt.bsky.social
November 19, 2024 at 9:50 PM
If it were winner-take-all at the county level, Trump won 3/4ths of the pop. sig. reliant on gov. transfers—concerning for Social Security and Medicare recipients.
Republican candidates have been winning an increasing share of these counties since 2000.
Work done with: @saraheckhardt.bsky.social
Republican candidates have been winning an increasing share of these counties since 2000.
Work done with: @saraheckhardt.bsky.social