A 2050 Vision for New Mexico
For New Mexico to become
A top-10 GDP Personal Income State (Current Rank: 42nd)
Poverty Rate below 10% (Current 18.4%)
Abundance, Scarcity, and New Mexico’s Permanent Fund Part 3: Objections
Part 2: Scarcity, Abundance and New Mexico’s Permanent Fund
New Mexico is not a poor state, despite what the rankings say. We are a rich state with a poverty mindset that prevents us from using the abundant resources of the Permanent Fund to change our future.
Scarcity, Abundance & New Mexico’s Permanent Fund
The New Mexico Permanent Fund has grown significantly faster than incomes in New Mexico; we should utilize this amazing asset to change the trajectory of our state’s economy and the lives of its citizens.
Will ABQ ever break the barriers?
Denver has seen much more economic growth than Albuquerque. Is it possible for Albuquerque and New Mexico to break through economically.