HARTFORD, Conn. — An economic outlook says growth in New England will continue to be slow, set back by federal spending cuts and reduced consumer demand.
The report released Wednesday by the New England Economic Partnership says economic growth of 3 percent through 2017 is less than what's considered even moderate.
Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire are expected to continue to boast the strongest economies in the region in the next four years.
Employment growth of 2 percent in the six states will be below the national average. Massachusetts has recovered the jobs lost in the 2007-2009 recession and Vermont will soon follow.
Connecticut is expected to have the region's highest unemployment rate, 6.5 percent, by 2017.
Housing is a bright spot as home prices and sales rise, boosting construction and related industries.
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