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Jonathan Palmer

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BTC REPORTS: The House Budget: A Familiar Story With A Few Plot Twists Jun 15, 2010
BTC REPORTS: The Senate's Budget: No big surprises in spending but some major policy shifts proposed May 27, 2010
BTC BRIEF: Most states have increased taxes since the start of the recession Jul 13, 2009
BTC BRIEF: Peer Pressure - Lessons for North Carolina from How Other States are Addressing Budget Gaps Jun 3, 2009
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