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According to a recent NBC News poll, more than 60% of registered voters question the value of a college degree, but a local economics professor says a college degree is more important than ever, especially in the age of artificial intelligence
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During Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual economic outlook, the keynote speaker predicts an overall slowing in 2026, affecting West Michigan manufacturing
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Nearly 1,500 people attended the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual meeting Thursday, focused on the region's economic forecast
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Michigan legislators averted a state government shutdown by passing a state budget Thursday night, but the federal government shutdown continues
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Grand Valley State University President Philomena Mantella shared the study’s results Thursday revealing the university is an economic engine felt in every region of the state
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What does the sale of office furniture manufacturer Steelcase mean for West Michigan?
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GVSU's Dr. Paul Isely will be the event's keynote speaker
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The Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce hosted the Kent County/Grand Rapids 2024 economic forecast this week.
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Muskegon Lake cleanup and innovative policies shifting working age demographics.
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A West Michigan economist is paying close attention to consumer spending heading into the new year. WGVU spoke with Dr. Paul Isely, Associate Dean in the Seidman College of Business at Grand Valley State University.