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NEW analysis from AZChamberFoundation & Rounds Consulting Group finds that proposed federal Medicaid cuts pose a serious dual threat to Arizona’s healthcare system & economy. 📉 Lost jobs 💸 Lower tax revenues 💰 Higher costs for families 🏥 Fewer health services statewide Check out the

Presenting on the importance of energy production to EVP to maintain our strong economic growth. No better colleague than Andy Tobin-Arizonan/American “Free Enterprise” to co-present what makes AZ’s economy tick.

This is a brilliant summary of the impact of Medicaid cuts on AZ...

Hmmm. Productivity increases will offset any birth rate concerns in select countries. Other countries are still growing too rapidly. PS, then don’t cut Medicaid without first identifying the waste.

An incompetent federal government combined with an even more incompetent Fed Reserve Board are to blame for the majority of the housing affordability problems we now face. We cannot spend like drunken sailors, then let the drunken sailors set the interest rates and manage the

We need to build a stadium for these guys...

Housing affordability problems in nature: Hermit crabs wait for the largest crab to find an upgraded empty shell, then they line up in order of size and they all upgrade at the same time. But what if the large crab has a 2.7% mortgage on the current shell and decides to not move

Only government can F up such simple math.

Agreed. I haven't had a full day off in 3 or 4 months. The fact that hard working taxpayers spend these first 3 or 4 months of the year working just to cover taxes, then see portions of it completely wasted, is discouraging beyond belief.

To those who know the Valley of the Sun, no explanation is necessary. To those who do not, no explanation will suffice.

Another year of AZ only doing static analyses of proposed high ROI projects (then rejecting them) = another year of depressed revenues. If the AZ government were a business it wouldn’t invest in things that increase revenues, following the superior planning approach of companies

The state's going to need about $1.5B to get through the next downturn. That means the extra $500M that we helped set aside in the Rainy Day Fund three years back will now be needed to just balance the budget rather than to keep investing in high ROI projects...the original

All somebody needs to do is calculate if the vouchers are greater than or less than the marginal cost of educating students in a traditional K12 setting. It's that easy.

You will be hearing the econ nerd term "stagflation" a lot in future quarters. Might as well learn what it means now...

So basically what we recommended for NAU that nobody listened to...more student housing freeing up local rental units and reducing traffic, all at no cost to the taxpayer.

MC is the only govt entity in AZ that formally calculated one time revenues from the excess federal spending and used it only on one time expenses.

True 😂

My son just turned 21. I’m not allowed to say how old my wife turns next week.

The current MC board is one of the most politically experienced groups we’ve worked with. Very well run finances and policy support. Great work to all, and especially Thomas Galvin: Chairman, Maricopa County BOS and Debbie Lesko