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Watching the World Change Steve Norton's presentation to the New Hampshire Coalition on Aging's Annual Meeting. October 29, 2009 ...Read More Summit on Spending 10-27-09 New Hampshire State Spending in A National Context; Summit on Spending; 10/27/2009 ...Read More Revenue Structure Informational Session 10-21-09 Dennis Delay's 10-21-09 presentation to the House Ways and Means Committee at their two days of meetings about state tax policy. ...Read More What is New Hampshire? 2009 Edition The question “What is New Hampshire?” has never been more timely than it is right now. Every state across the country has experienced significant economic change, and with it has come serious impacts on ...Read More Measuring the Health of the Healthcare System: New Hampshire's Healthcare Dashboard 2009 The 2009 update to our popular healthcare policy tool, challenging the perception that NH is one of the healthiest states in the nation. ...Read More Healthcare 101 - 2009 The Center has developed this snapshot to provide general background on U.S. healthcare spending, with detail for New Hampshire where available. It shows how much we spend, what services the funds are spent ...Read More Mental Health Services in New Hampshire’s Schools As the Center has noted previously, as many as 55,756 children, ages 5 – 19 have a diagnosable mental health disorder and almost 14,000 have a serious emotional disturbance.Most of these children are ...Read More Prison Projections 2008: The Once and Future New Hampshire Corrections Population The number of inmates in the New Hampshire state prison system increased 560% in twenty-five years, from 394 inmates in 1982 to 2,615 in 2007. Factors commonly associated with increases in a state’s prison ...Read More
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