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- Forward Analytics reports that Wisconsin ranks 38th in real GDP since 2017, indicating slower growth than many states.
- The lag is attributed to slow population growth and limited job opportunities.
- Forward Analytics says Wisconsin's economic future depends on how the state adapts to a shrinking workforce.
- The analysis examines six measures: population, labor force, real GDP, per capita personal income, median household income, and poverty.
