In a recent article, The New York Times discusses the recent economic trends that once boosted the state of Utah and are now raising some concerns. Within the article, the author compares Utah's demographics and economic trends to neighboring states like Montana and Idaho. Because of its unique demographic traits, Utah's economy relies the least on retirees compared to its neighbors, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Arizona. The article specifically mentions Coeur d'Alene as being "remade" by a growing retired population.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
New York Times Features Rocky Mountain Region
