What Will the Arizona Boycott Mean for the State’s Economy?

Posted Thursday, June 10, 2010 by Pedro de la Torre III & Pema Levy

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Despite individuals and organizations around the country boycotting Arizona to protest SB 1070, the state’s new and possibly unconstitutional anti-immigrant law that could result in widespread racial profiling, the state’s governor doesn’t think the state has “felt any of that impact.”

Perhaps she hasn’t been paying attention, but Mint.com has. It put together this great infographic on the economic impact that the boycott is having on Arizona: