General Economic Trends Steven Deller Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics University of Wisconsin – Madison/Extension.

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General Economic Trends Steven Deller Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics University of Wisconsin – Madison/Extension

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“Clusters” for Southwest Wisconsin LQ LQLQ Farming Forestry Fishing, Related Activities

High employment dependency on a declining (jobs) industry?

“Clusters” for Southwest Wisconsin LQ LQLQ Retail State/Local Government Construction Manufacturing

Aging Population Small Businesses

Wisconsin Firms by Employment Size (2010)

Income Distribution of Southwest Wisconsin Households (2005$)

Widening Income Gap

Poverty level for family of four (two children): $22,811