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The Circumstance is Our Own Making

Recently, the New England Public Policy Institute released a new report called, “How Does New Hampshire Do It? An Analysis of Spending and Revenues in the Absence of a Broad-based […]

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Maine versus New Hampshire X

Scott Moody – Chief Economist So in the past few days we’ve seen a quite a bit of “gnashing of the teeth” over Amity Shlaes’s Bloomberg article.  A few days […]

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Maine versus New Hampshire IX

Today, author and columnist Amity Shlaes ran an article in Bloomberg citing my research on the Maine’s private sector in comparison with New Hampshire’s private sector.  For those who missed […]

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Maine versus New Hampshire VIII

Another issue that folks have been following is the population race between Maine and New Hampshire.  Last year it appeared that New Hampshire’s population would exceed Maine’s sometime early in […]

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Maine versus New Hampshire VII

One of the greatest economic and policy differences between Maine and New Hampshire is the level of spending on personal current transfer receipts (PCTR).  This type of spending includes Social […]

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