Wyoming’s investments: Barriers to growth
Analysis
by 2 Comments Constraints placed on Wyoming’s Permanent Mineral Trust Fund reined in its growth; now a low-return environment may cap its spending.
Policy
Grizzly CSI: Cutting to facts in a predator-livestock whodunit
Up near the Continental Divide, cowboys call Zach Turnbull when they find dead stock. It’s his job, through all the guts and gore, to determine if an animal was killed by wildlife and is thus eligible for damage compensation from the state.
Gordon touts plans for $1.25B in CARES funds as some question pace
An end-of-the-year use-it-or-lose-it deadline looms as the state has spent little more than 10% of its allocated federal funding.
Wyoming’s investments: Plenty of activity, but to what end?
Analysis
by 4 Comments In part three of series, WyoFile looks at Wyoming’s new approach to investing, and compares it to a state that is taking a much different tack.
Wyoming’s investments: Why returns have lagged
Analysis
by 7 Comments In the second installment of its series examining Wyoming’s sovereign wealth funds, WyoFile digs into the factors that have cost the state billions of dollars in missed returns.
