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The Tax-Shift Impact of Targeted Property Tax Relief in New Hampshire Across the country, state and local governments use tax policy to further a variety of other policy purposes. New Hampshire is no different, using tax exemptions and credits to encourage business development, support policy ...Read More Graph of the Month - June/July 2008 Estimated Percent Change in Population 2000-2030 by Northern New England County New Hampshire is expected to be the fastest growing state in northern New England from 2000 to 2030, but the growth is not ...Read More What is New Hampshire? 2007 Edition The NH Center for Public Policy Studies compiled this collection of graphs and tables for the use of Leadership New Hampshire, a program intended to introduce rising leaders to the people, strengths, and ...Read More Fiscal Feast and Famine This paper investigates the changes in spending in the state General Fund budget between state fiscal years 1997 and 2007. It calculates the ten-year change in policy priorities as expressed by the per ...Read More
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