In these days of coronavirus closures, about 103,000 of us are in essential industries in Sedgwick County and 117,000 are classified as non-essential.
And while Kansas is suffering less than most from the COVID-19 economic crisis in the short term, the state and Wichita in particular will likely have a harder time bouncing back than other areas that are bearing a bigger brunt now.
Those are among the key findings of economic research released in the past week by Wichita State University.
And while Kansas is suffering less than most from the COVID-19 economic crisis in the short term, the state and Wichita in particular will likely have a harder time bouncing back than other areas that are bearing a bigger brunt now.
Those are among the key findings of economic research released in the past week by Wichita State University.
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