Personal income in Wyoming failed to grow between the second and third quarters of 2011. The state Economic Analysis Division reports that personal income remained at $26.6 billion in the third quarter. That is below the 1.2% growth registered between the first and second quarters, but on par with growth rates in the region and U.S. overall. State senior economist Jim Robinson tells the Casper Star-Tribune that in terms of economic activity, Wyoming has reached a plateau. Robinson says the oil and gas sector of the mining industry has peaked in terms of activity for now.
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