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Utah's economy is improving because everyone's economy is improving. We're all interconnected throughout the nation, what's good for one of us is good for all of us.
Delta Foxtrot,
You hit the nail on the head. I just returned from Massachusetts. I spoke to several people there in the IT and biochemical industries who said they are seeing a big turn around in the local economy. My brother-in-law lives in Maryland and works in DC. He is seeing a lot of optimism there as well. As you said, everyone's economy is improving, and we all benefit.
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