Indiana’s life expectancy falling further behind U.S.
Increasing mortality rates for working-age adults over the last two decades has translated to an overall decline in life expectancy. Indiana’s mortality rate for the population ages 25 to 54 was identical to the U.S. rate in 2001, but is now more than 20% higher than the nation.
Where the innovations are: Patent making in the Great Lakes states
Compared to neighboring states in the Great Lakes region, Indiana's patent and technology development has room for improvement.
As a measure of economic well-being, per capita personal income ain’t what it used to be
The relationship between paid work and per capita personal income is weakening. PCPI isn't as useful as it once was, and it is time to rethink this standard measure of economic well-being.
