The Arkansas Economist, a economic forum sponsored by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, recently published the annual Arkansas Personal Consumption Expenditures which showed high levels of spending during the pandemic.
Arkansas Center for Research in Economics policy analysts Joyce Ajayi and Mavuto Kalulu have made procurement transparency recommendations through a report published June 8.
It's no question that states that continue to have tight COVID-19 restrictions aren't doing the U.S. economy any favors and, for some leaders, harnessing the Coronavirus takes precedence over the wealth of the nation.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic is tapering off, many businesses are still struggling to fill positions and are understaffed. States that are removing extra unemployment benefits are showing an uptick in job searches.
A group of 15 GOP senators wrote a letter to major businesses and financial organizations telling them not to interact with Iranian businesses if the Biden Administration removes sanctions to bring to life the 2015 nuclear deal of Iran.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) lead a group of 15 GOP senators who wrote a letter to major businesses and financial organizations telling them not to interact with Iranian businesses if the Biden administration removes sanctions to bring to life the 2015 nuclear deal of Iran.
Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) and Rep. French Hill (R-AR) recently introduced bipartisan legislation called the Central Bank Digital Currency Study Act which would require the Federal Reserve to conduct a study on central bank digital currencies among other federal agencies.
As tensions heighten between the U.S. and Russia, President Joe Biden faces enormous pressure from the House of Representatives to implement U.S. sanction powers against the Russian natural gas pipeline project in Europe called Nord Stream 2.
After the House of Representatives passed a Democratic bill that addresses voter access, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) vowed in a recent press conference to block the For The People Act.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-Arkansas) recently said at a press conference that an enterprise that focuses on the improvement of skills and career change called Ready for Life will build up the state's workforce and offer better information on the talent pool.