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NEPPC Discussion Papers

Discussion papers summarize or critically analyze policy issues or other analysts' work in non-technical language. Discussion papers began in 2006, with no. 06-1. This series was discontinued in 2011.

NEPPC Discussion Paper 10-1 The Housing Bust and Housing Affordability in New England by Robert Clifford	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 09-3 State Business Tax Incentives: Examining Evidence of their Effectiveness by Jennifer Weiner	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 09-2 The Struggle for Tax Reform in Maine, 2003-2009 by Richard Woodbury, Visiting Scholar	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 09-1 Smart Places, Getting Smarter: Facts about the Young Professional Population in New England States by Heather Brome	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 07-3 Is New England Experiencing a "Brain Drain"? Facts about Demographic Change and Young Professionals by Heather Brome	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 07-2 The Potential Economic Impact of Increasing the Minimum Wage in New Hampshire by Antoniya Owens	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 07-1 School Finance in Vermont: Balancing Equal Education and Fair Tax Burdens by Darcy Rollins Saas	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 06-2 New Hampshire's Quest for a Constitutionally Adequate Education by Oyebola Olabisi	Abstract Full Text
NEPPC Discussion Paper 06-1 New England Migration Trends by David Agrawal	Abstract Full Text

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