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10-1: The housing bust and housing affordability in New England

Robert Clifford

09-3: State business tax incentives: examining evidence of their effectiveness

Jennifer Weiner

09-2: The struggle for tax reform in Maine, 2003-2009

Richard Woodbury

09-1: Smart places, getting smarter: facts about the young professional population in New England states

Heather Brome

07-3: Is New England experiencing a \"brain drain\"?: facts about demographic change and young professionals

Heather Brome

07-2: The potential economic impact of increasing the minimum wage in New Hampshire

Antoniya Owens

07-1: School finance in Vermont: balancing equal education and fair tax burdens

Darcy Rollins Saas

06-2: New Hampshire’s quest for a constitutionally adequate education

Oyebola Olabisi

06-1: New England migration trends

David Agrawal