Oklahoma voters cite “lack of jobs” as top reason for lower percentage of population working
July 14, 2011 by Wesley Burt · Leave a Comment
SoonerPoll found that likely Oklahoma voters cite a lack of job opportunities, an undereducated population and over dependency on the oil and gas industry as the top reasons a below average percentage of Oklahoma’s population is working. Recent U.S. Census Bureau data revealed that 40.7 percent of Oklahoma’s population is working, compared with 45.4 percent [...]
Bankers encouraged about state’s economy for 2007.
March 8, 2007 by Bill Shapard · Leave a Comment
Increased gambling, payday lenders top list of adverse economic factors OKLAHOMA CITY – Optimistic describes what most Oklahoma bankers feel about the state’s economic condition and many rate their local economies stronger than that of the state, according to a recent survey. Gambling and pay-day lenders had a direct impact on negative indicators such as [...]









