Slow growth and an uncertain future were themes at the Boulder Chamber’s recent Economic Forecast event. Credit: McBoat PhotographyBoulder’s economic growth is slowing, presenting many challenges for the city as it looks to revitalize its economy post-COVID. Boulder business leaders, city officials and local economists gathered in late January at the Boulder Chamber’s annual economic forecast event to discuss the economic trends impacting the nation, the state and the City of Boulder. Today, however, Colorado is ranked 38th in real GDP growth, 33rd in personal income growth and 17th for population growth. City of Boulder sales tax revenue, by yearLabor shortages, affordability and uncertaintyColorado has a tight labor market, and data shows that Boulder has a distinct shortage of workers.