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The Indiana Business Research Center is a leader in research, data and analysis focused on economic, demographic, industry and education information.

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  1. What impacts would the Affordable Care Act and right-to-work legislation have on Indiana job creation?

    This research shows that absent small businesses and new investment creating jobs, Indiana would have hemorrhaged jobs—even during the last economic expansion. View report »

  2. Leading Index for Indiana hits a new post-crisis high in December

    As Hoosiers look ahead to a new year, the Leading Index for Indiana (LII) for December provides some reason for optimism.

    How Education Pays: The Work Outcomes of Indiana's Postsecondary Graduates

    This report looked at work outcomes for graduates at all degree levels of the state's public colleges found that the manufacturing industry awarded the highest pay. When it comes to which industry hires the most graduates, however, that honor fell to the educational services industry, followed by the health care services industry. View report »

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