Colorado won’t be competitive without education, housing and labor (Letters)
- Posted on July 26, 2026
- By The Denver Post
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Colorado's economic competitiveness faces significant challenges due to inadequate representation in key sectors. The state requires comprehensive strategies addressing education quality, affordable housing availability, and workforce development. Current policy discussions overlook critical input from professionals in these fields, potentially undermining efforts to attract talent and foster sustainable economic growth. Strategic inclusion of education, housing, and labor experts is essential for developing effective solutions.
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