Research Reports

How Federal Infrastructure Investments Can Put Coloradans Back To Work ABOUT THE COLORADO INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE The COVID-19 emergency has thrown…

Key Questions for Guiding the Discussion ABOUT THE REMI PARTNERSHIP A partnership of public and private organizations announced in July…

Anticipating a State Option For Health Care: Will Businesses Face Higher Costs Or Will Quality and Access be Cut?

Understanding the Impacts of 1% Growth in Lakewood, Colorado.

This report examines the assumptions behind SB-188, a bill to create a state-run Family Medical Leave Insurance Program in Colorado. While the intentions behind the program may be good, the assumptions that support the measure are questionable, raising the risk of a costly failure of the program.

The Statewide Cost of Prohibitions, Restrictions and Regulatory Uncertainty in Colorado’s Energy Sector.

Strategies to improve rapid rehousing, early intervention and supportive housing are the path forward as they mitigate the risks of long-term homelessness.

Colorado’s Transportation Infrastructure is vital to the success of the Colorado economy. Given the current cost to the Colorado economy, of over $7.1 billion annually, urgent action is needed to improve our transportation network.

The $1.6 billion tax increase proposed by Initiative 73 will negatively impact the Colorado economy, cost private sector jobs, and place a significant tax burden on Coloradans.

From education to infrastructure to energy, the REMI Partnership examines the economic impacts of 2018 Proposition 112 on the Colorado economy.

A Closer Look at the Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Initiative 66 and Why Housing Matters For the State’s Economic Future.

A study measuring the value to the Colorado economy of improving the outcome for Colorado’s K-12 graduates & a Business Guide for Colorado’s next Governor.

How to build on proposals from Colorado PERA & Governor Hickenlooper to eliminate unfunded liabilities & reduce burdens on state, local & school budgets.

Two page graphic overview of the economic & fiscal impacts of restricting housing growth in the city of Lakewood, Colorado.

This report explores the evidence and possible causes of restricted housing supply in Colorado and the potential economic impacts on individuals, the Denver metro area, and the state as a whole.

Two page graphic overview of the economic & fiscal impacts of restricting housing growth in the city of Lakewood, Colorado.