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Oklahoma voters cite “lack of jobs” as top reason for lower percentage of population working

Oklahoma voters cite “lack of jobs” as top reason for lower percentage of population working

July 14, 2011 by · 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.

Bankers encouraged about state’s economy for 2007.

March 8, 2007 by · 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 [...]