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July 25, 2008 11:14:34 PM CDT


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  • April 2008
    • Economic Blues Take Toll on State Budgets

      Economic Blues Take Toll on State Budgets

      The slumping economy will pummel state budgets in the next fiscal year, leaving them at least $26 billion short, according to a survey from the National Conference of State Legislatures. Payrolls fell drastically in March and consumer confidence is low, a double whammy for state tax revenue. "With a few exceptions, state finances are deteriorating, in some cases considerably,” the survey said. More »

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      recession   subprime crisis   economy   state governments   state spending   budget shortfall   economy class

  • March 2008
  • December 2007
  • November 2007
    • Calif. Budget Falls Prey to Housing Crisis

      Calif. Budget Falls Prey to Housing Crisis

      With the housing crisis laying waste to California’s coffers, Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday ordered all state agencies to cut budgets by 10%, the LA Times reports. “We are among a handful of states that has a lot of exposure to the housing crash,” said an economist. Property, sales, and income taxes are all down, threatening to balloon the deficit to $10 billion. More »

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      California   subprime mortgages   recession   housing market   housing crisis   foreclosure   Arnold Schwarzenegger   state sales tax   state spending

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