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Jul 26

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🌱 Clean Energy Surge! ⚡️ Oregon's electricity from clean sources jumped from 67.8% in 2011 to 78.9% in 2023! 🌿 Major progress towards renewable energy! 🌍 Read CSI's full report: link in bio.

🌱 Clean Energy Surge! ⚡️

Oregon`s electricity from clean sources jumped from 67.8% in 2011 to 78.9% in 2023! 🌿 Major progress towards renewable energy! 🌍

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Jul 25

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📉 Energy Competitiveness Dip: Oregon's index fell slightly from 79 to 77.5 over the past 12 years, showing a small drop in energy attractiveness compared to other states. Read the full report: link in bio.

📉 Energy Competitiveness Dip: Oregon`s index fell slightly from 79 to 77.5 over the past 12 years, showing a small drop in energy attractiveness compared to other states.

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Jul 24

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CSI's VP of Policy and Research, Mark McMullen dives into decriminalization and the fentanyl crisis with the @PDXBIZJournal. Read the article and CSI's report at the link in our bio!

CSI`s VP of Policy and Research, Mark McMullen dives into decriminalization and the fentanyl crisis with the @PDXBIZJournal.

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Jul 23

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📊 In June, 7 out of 11 major sectors added jobs. However, the professional and business services sector saw the largest loss, shedding 1,800 jobs. Read the full report: link in bio.

📊 In June, 7 out of 11 major sectors added jobs. However, the professional and business services sector saw the largest loss, shedding 1,800 jobs.

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Jul 23

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🚀 We're hiring at CSI Oregon! 📊 Join our dynamic team as a Research Analyst and contribute to impactful economic and policy research. If you have a passion for data and a drive to inform policy decisions, we want to hear from you! #Hiring #ResearchAnalyst Apply here: link in bio.

🚀 We`re hiring at CSI Oregon! 📊 Join our dynamic team as a Research Analyst and contribute to impactful economic and policy research. If you have a passion for data and a drive to inform policy decisions, we want to hear from you! #Hiring #ResearchAnalyst

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Jul 22

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📈 Over the past year, Oregon’s education and health services added 14,900 jobs. However, most of this growth has been in lower-wage occupations. Read the full report: link in bio.

📈 Over the past year, Oregon’s education and health services added 14,900 jobs. However, most of this growth has been in lower-wage occupations.

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Jul 20

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📈 Oregon added 600 jobs in June, with 500 in the private sector. This marks the fifth consecutive month of job growth. However, job growth still remains much slower than what is being seen in most states. Read CSI's Jobs report: link in bio.

📈 Oregon added 600 jobs in June, with 500 in the private sector. This marks the fifth consecutive month of job growth. However, job growth still remains much slower than what is being seen in most states.

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Jul 17

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Behind the scenes with our incredible research team, spanning Colorado, Arizona, Iowa, and Oregon. These dedicated professionals are pivotal in driving the CSI mission. From left to right: Zachary Milne, CSI AZ Senior Research Economist, DJ Summers, CSI CO Director of Policy & Research, Steven Beyers, Ph.D., CSI US Senior Economist, Glenn Farley, CSI AZ Director of Policy & Research, Chris Brown, CSI CO VP of Policy & Research, Mark McMullen, CSI OR VP of Policy & Research, Ben Murrey, CSI IA Director of Policy & Research

Behind the scenes with our incredible research team, spanning Colorado, Arizona, Iowa, and Oregon. These dedicated professionals are pivotal in driving the CSI mission.

From left to right: Zachary Milne, CSI AZ Senior Research Economist, DJ Summers, CSI CO Director of Policy & Research, Steven Beyers, Ph.D., CSI US Senior Economist, Glenn Farley, CSI AZ Director of Policy & Research, Chris Brown, CSI CO VP of Policy & Research, Mark McMullen, CSI OR VP of Policy & Research, Ben Murrey, CSI IA Director of Policy & Research ...

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Jul 12

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Read this @KTVL article featuring an interview with Mark McMullen from CSI OR! He delves into the latest report on the fentanyl epidemic and its staggering $31 billion impact on OR's economy. Read the article and report: link in bio.

Read this @KTVL article featuring an interview with Mark McMullen from CSI OR! He delves into the latest report on the fentanyl epidemic and its staggering $31 billion impact on OR`s economy.

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Jul 9

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🚀 CSI Oregon has launched, and we're already making waves in public policy! 🌟 Tune in to our latest podcast - Chairman Earl Wright and VP of Policy & Research Mark McMullen discuss why Oregon is the perfect fit for our non-partisan, fact-based research. Get insights into the unique challenges and strengths of Oregon, and a sneak peek at our upcoming studies. 🎙️ Listen at the link in our bio!

🚀 CSI Oregon has launched, and we`re already making waves in public policy! 🌟 Tune in to our latest podcast - Chairman Earl Wright and VP of Policy & Research Mark McMullen discuss why Oregon is the perfect fit for our non-partisan, fact-based research. Get insights into the unique challenges and strengths of Oregon, and a sneak peek at our upcoming studies. 🎙️

Listen at the link in our bio! ...

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COMMON SENSE INSTITUTE OREGON’S MISSION

CSI Oregon’s mission is to examine the fiscal impacts of policies, initiatives, and proposed laws so that residents are educated and informed on issues impacting their lives. Common Sense Institute was founded in 2010 originally as Common Sense Policy Roundtable in Colorado. CSI’s founders were a concerned group of business and community leaders who observed that divisive partisanship was overwhelming policymaking and believed that sound economic analysis could help residents make fact-based and common sense decisions.