Roger Babsons 1961 forecast political and economic outlook
Babson divides his 1961 forecast into eight sections. He expects Kennedy to be cautious with reforms, predicts little inflation, a possible dollar standstill, and a shift toward bonds over stocks. He warns against gold devaluation, notes modest farm income gains, and foresees stable to rising interior municipal bonds, with unemployment inching up and labor disputes limited. Global tensions and Latin American Communist activity loom, while the world remains unsettled despite a generally cautious domestic outlook.
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Taxes Consume One Third of Utah Income in 1960
A year end study by The Foundation shows Utah residents paid about 523 million in federal state and local taxes in 1960. Federal taxes accounted for 63 percent of the load, with state and local taxes making up 37 percent. The report notes a shift since 1940, education remains the top expenditure, and government remains the state's largest employer.
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