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Opinion: Two views of Oregon’s economy — only one looks ahead
Opinion: Two views of Oregon’s economy — only one looks ahead
Opinion: Two views of Oregon’s economy — only one looks ahead

Published on: 05/13/2026

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As the governor's Prosperity Council prepares to develop recommendations for strengthening Oregon's economy, it should recognize that Oregon is entering a new economic era in which growth is no longer a given, writes John Tapogna, president of the Oregon Business Council. Preserving opportunity will require adapting education, land use and tax systems built for a different time.

John Tapogna

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2026/05/opinion-two-views-of-oregons-economy-only-one-looks-ahead.html

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