The Alliance for Maine is a non-partisan, community-based effort to educate Mainers about our economic challenges and the need for a plan to repair and grow our economy.
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LEARN MOREThe Alliance for Maine is a non-partisan, community-based effort to educate Mainers about our economic challenges and the need for a plan to repair and grow our economy.
Our workforce is shrinking. Our good-paying production jobs are being replaced by lower-paying service jobs.
Compared to the rest of the nation, our wages are lower, but our cost of living is higher. Our economy is highly dependent on spending from the federal government.
These conditions are choking economic growth and threatening our future. We need a long-term strategic plan.
The strength of Maine’s economy has been weakening for decades due to our aging population, shrinking workforce, loss of good-paying jobs, declining wages and high costs of living. It’s a formula for economic decline. Maine needs a long-term strategic plan.
How do we put Maine on a path toward economic prosperity? It starts with having a long-term, strategic economic plan.
A “foundational job” is one that adds value to our economy. It supports other jobs and pays for public programs.
Maine has a shrinking workforce, loss of good-paying jobs, declining wages, higher taxes and higher cost of living.
Economically, Maine currently ranks in the bottom 10 of all 50 states for energy, cost of living, property taxes, etc.
Maine is 0.4% of the U.S. population and 0.3% of the U.S. GDP, yet it gets just 0.1% of the U.S. venture capital investment.
Maine needs a long-term strategic plan for growing foundational jobs that helps us build a brighter economic future.
Maine should require that every new proposed law is reviewed for its impact on Maine’s economic development goals.
How do we put Maine on a path toward economic prosperity? It starts with having a long-term economic plan.
The plan should include bringing (and keeping) good-paying jobs for Maine, educating and training tomorrow’s workforce, reducing costs for Maine families and businesses, and evaluating the economic impact of new laws.
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