January 12, 2012 | New Jersey Technology Council | 1 Comment

Rutgers economist James Hughes says NJ regaining its footing

New Jersey’s private sector for a decade failed to keep up with even the nation’s anemic job growth. But on pace in 2011 for its best performance since the high-tech bubble ended in 2000, the state appears to have regained its footing, a Rutgers University economist said Tuesday. Read more of this entry

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