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New Hampshire’s Labor Force Grew in 2024, but Growth Might Not Continue

New Hampshire’s labor force grew by 1.3% in 2024 — the fastest rate since 2018. It’s welcome news for employers, but NHFPI's analysis cautions that future growth may stall without action on housing, child care, and aging workforce trends.

Housing and the Economy in New Hampshire

Presented by Phil Sletten, Research Director at the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute to the Nashua Regional Planning Commission on May 8, 2025.

Federal Funding and Employment in New Hampshire

Federal spending in New Hampshire totaled $21.8 billion in Federal Fiscal Year 2022 -an amount equal to about 21 percent of the state’s total economy. These funds include Social Security, Medicaid, military contracts, tax credits, higher education support, and wages for federal workers - highlighting the broad impact of federal dollars across New Hampshire’s economy.

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