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2024 SBJ Economic Growth Series: The Economy

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Survey data highlights Springfield's economic health, with insights on health care's role, business optimism and financial strategies in an inflationary environment.

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Healthy Economy, Healthy Community: The Vital Link of Health Care in Springfield (Sponsor Letter)

The Economic Impact of Giving Back: Lessons from Mercy (Sponsored Content)

Reading the Tea Leaves: Local business leaders express guarded optimism on the economic environment

Adapting to Economic Currents: Bryan Properties’ Approach to Growth (Sponsor Letter)

Balancing Act: Carefully Assessing Supply and Demand (Sponsored Content)

Finding Funds: Amid inflationary environment, credit and capital is readily available, according to local officials

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