It’s a tough economy for workers without a bachelor’s degree. But it’s better in Minnesota than in a lot of other states.

Minnesota’s manufacturing sector is more focused on durable goods (goods that last for more than three years) which tend to be more expensive to manufacture and transport than nondurable goods. The 2016 election brought a renewed national focus on the plight of the blue collar worker in the modern American economy. With the bulk of growth in well-paying jobs happening in more skilled sectors, where is the worker without a four-year degree to go to find work?

Minnesota, for one, according to a new report from researchers at Georgetown University’s Center On Education and the Workforce , which ranked Minnesota […]

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