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Continued business growth anticipated for Colorado in upcoming quarters
July 24, 2015听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听听 Brian Lewandowski
Colorado鈥檚 economy just seems to get stronger as the year goes on. The latest data shows that there were over 26,000 new business filings in the state during the second quarter of 2015, according to a 麻豆影院 report released today by Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams.
And new filings usually translate into more jobs, says CU-麻豆影院 economist Brian Lewandowski.
CUT 1 鈥淭hrough this expansion that we鈥檙e currently in we鈥檙e seeing a continuation in the increase in new business filings in Colorado year-over-year, which is an important indicator because it points to Colorado employment continuing to expand over the next six months.鈥� (:17)
The Secretary of State鈥檚 Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators Report, prepared by CU-麻豆影院鈥檚 Leeds School of Business, uses data from the state鈥檚 central business registry. According to Lewandowski, statistics show that typically about 20 percent of new filings translate into actual businesses being formed.
CUT 2听 听鈥淎ccording to the business dynamics statistic from the U.S. Censes Bureau, we see that there is a difference of about 80 percent between the new entity filings from the Secretary of State鈥檚 office and a new business actually being created or formed. (:18) So 25,000 new entity filings should equate to about 5,000 new establishments in the state.鈥� (:24)
Lewandowski says this is another indicator that Colorado鈥檚 economy is one of the strongest in the nation.
CUT 3 鈥淭he Colorado economy is performing much better than the national economy overall. So we鈥檙e definitely one of the best performing states nationally. (:10) And what this data points to is that we have no reason to see that being interrupted over the next six months.鈥� (:17)
Visit the secretary of state鈥檚 website at to view current and past reports or to sign up to receive reports by email.
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