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Date: 2016-03-08 13:17:56
Economy
Fiscal policy
Public finance
Economics
Recession
Unemployment
Government spending
Economy of the United States
Presidency of Barack Obama
Political debates about the United States federal budget

state tax notes™ State-Local Government Fiscal Conditions After the Great Recession by Ronald C. Fisher and Robert W. Wassmer Ronald C. Fisher is a professor of economics at Michigan State University and Robert W. Wass

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