The debate continues on the health of the Delaware economy. Talk to some and everything is fine. Others see things going to you know where in a hand basket.
Last week’s unemployment figures suggest the truth is somewhere in between. It turns out that income growth in the state is not plummeting, nor is it as strong as revised figures indicate.
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