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Unemployment is very high within the members of the tribe. In 2001 the tribe had a 69 unemployment . Among the employees 26 earning a wage below the threshold of the tribe pobreza.Los investment analyst businesses are controlled by Earl Old Person who himself was finance the chief of the Blackfeet Nation since 1978.
The largest source of revenue for the reserve oil and natural gas extracted from the land owned by the investment manager tribe. In 1982 there were a Hollywood total of 643 oil fields and 47 gas. the chief investment manager of the is Tourism is also a significant source of income. Other economic activities in the reserve are a small cattle and timber industry that caters to a pencil factory located movie producer in Browning. . Similarly the recruitment of investment portfolio members of the tribe to fight the fire, is another source of employment. In 2000, nearly 1,000 tribal members were recruited camapana during the fire.
There are no paved roads crossing Glacier National Park to the north-south access is carried out through the east side of U.S. 89.
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Reducing Unemployment: Current Issues and Policy Options by federal reserve bank of kansas city (Paperback – Jan 1, 1994)