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欧美口爆视频鈥檚 employment and population growth will slow for a third consecutive year in 2018. The state will stay competitive in recruiting, and every major sector will add jobs, according to an economic outlook released Monday听by the Business Research Division at the Leeds School of Business.

This information was听presented during听the 53rd annual 欧美口爆视频 Business Economic Outlook Forum听at the Grand Hyatt Denver. More than 1,000 business and civic leaders planned to听attend.

The outlook features forecasts and trends for 13 key business sectors across 欧美口爆视频, the population and the national economy. The 140-page report also breaks down economic trends for several regions across the state.听Overall, 欧美口爆视频 is projected to add 47,100 jobs in 2018, an increase of 1.8 percent, according to the forecast.听

鈥淭he national unemployment numbers are low, but the state unemployment numbers are incredibly low,鈥� said Richard Wobbekind, executive director of the Business Research Division.

The report outlines good news for workers as the low unemployment numbers should lead to increasing wages across a variety of sectors, he said.听The labor shortage may, however, lead businesses to replace workers with machines or other technology, according to the report.听The population will grow by 90,600, Wobbekind said. Most of that growth will come from people moving to 欧美口爆视频. 听

Regional economic highlights

Boulder County听The area continues to outperform the state with a highly educated workforce, a high quality of life and a world-class research university.

Kit Carson County听Low commodity prices and the prison closure put eastern 欧美口爆视频 in a difficult economic position. Farm conditions are stabilizing, but balance sheets will continue to be less than stellar. Tourism is a bright spot, with strong visitor numbers at the 欧美口爆视频 Welcome Center along Interstate 70.

La Plata County听Tech and the outdoor industry are doing well. The Southwest 欧美口爆视频 Accelerator for Entrepreneurs (SCAPE) is helping entrepreneurial ventures. Demand for construction and real estate will slowly provide a foundation for growth. Optimism among business leaders remains high, but underemployment is expected to continue.听

Mesa County听Mesa County added as many people to its population in 2016 as it did in the five years between 2010 and 2015. Employment was nearly flat in 2017, but the business and economic outlook is trending upward. A declining unemployment rate, growing business diversification, and a strong real estate market position Mesa County for growth in 2018.

Northern 欧美口爆视频听With a highly educated workforce and growing technology and entrepreneurship sectors, Weld and Larimer counties are more attractive than ever. Weld County continues to be a leader in agriculture production exports.

笔耻别产濒辞听In 2017, the Pueblo area marked its lowest unemployment since 2000, at 3.5 percent. The aerospace, hemp, and rail industries set up the Pueblo area for further growth in 2018.

Southern 欧美口爆视频听While 欧美口爆视频 Springs has traditionally lagged behind Denver and Boulder, that is no longer true. El Paso County added more than 10,000 jobs in the last year. Increased productivity is boosting the standard of living and the quality of life. The city is on track to outperform the nation in employment and wage increases. That should continue in 2018, making the region a smart choice for business growth and new investment.

Key industry growth forecasts

Construction听1.5 percent growth; 2,500 jobs

Education and health services听2.5 percent growth; 8,400 jobs

Financial activities听1.2 percent growth; 2,000 jobs

骋辞惫别谤苍尘别苍迟听1.1 percent growth; 4,600 jobs

滨苍蹿辞谤尘补迟颈辞苍听0.4 percent growth; 300 jobs

Leisure and hospitality听1.9 percent growth; 6,200 jobs

惭补苍耻蹿补肠迟耻谤颈苍驳听1.1 percent growth; 1,600 jobs

Natural resources and mining听4.4 percent growth; 1,100 jobs

Professional and business services听2.4 percent growth; 10,000 jobs

Trade, transportation and utilities听1.9 percent growth; 8,700 jobs

Other services听1.6 percent growth; 1,700 jobs

罢辞迟补濒听1.8 percent growth; 47,100 jobs