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A new state report predicts Michigan’s population will decline by 2050.
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The new report updates a similar study done 20 years ago. It says Michigan has faltered even more in per capita income and population growth since the original report.
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A report by the Citizens Research Council of Michigan finds the state's likely to lose 100,000 school-age youths in the next few decades.
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One of the key challenges identified is that Michigan's population has only grown a little under 9% since 1980, while the country as a whole has grown by more than 45%.
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Among the takeaways of a Friday meeting: Michigan could be in for a reality check if it doesn’t take steps to reverse decades of sluggish growth.
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"You Can in Michigan" is a new marketing campaign aimed at bringing more workers into the state.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order Thursday that creates a bipartisan commission to look for ways to attract more people to Michigan.
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A closer look at Governor Whitmer’s plan to boost Michigan's population numbers, and an explainer on new safety rules at Great Lakes beaches.
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New report finds people are leaving the state in pursuit of economic opportunities.
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According to recent reports, in 2020, more people died than were born in Michigan. Kurt Metzger, director emeritus of Data Driven Detroit, and Charlie Ballard, professor of economics at Michigan State University, joined Stateside to discuss the trend and impacts.