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BTC BRIEF: Senate Budget Is Wrong Path For North Carolina May 24, 2013
Prosperity Watch Issue 25, No. 2: Senate Budget Cuts Taxes for Wealthy, Shorts Investments in Public Priorities May 22, 2013
STATEMENT: Whoever wins tomorrow must take poverty seriously Nov 5, 2012
BTC REPORT: Mediated Incentives: Making North Carolina's Economic Development Incentive Programs Work Better through Strategic Investments Oct 5, 2012
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