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March Revenue Review: Revenue Growth Insufficient to Fund Reserves

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March Revenue Review: Revenue Growth Insufficient to Fund Reserves

April 10, 2012 / January 16, 2020 by Alan Essig | 1 Comment on March Revenue Review: Revenue Growth Insufficient to Fund Reserves

In order to grow jobs and maintain a strong economy Georgia policy makers need to get Georgia’s fiscal house in order. Maintaining our AAA bond rating and making the investments in education, transportation, and healthcare are vital for a strong state economy and robust job growth. The March revenue report shows a slight increase in […]

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November Revenue Report: Even with Revenue Growth, We Can Expect a Shortage

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November Revenue Report: Even with Revenue Growth, We Can Expect a Shortage

December 13, 2011 / January 17, 2020 by Alan Essig

Job one for the governor and legislature is making sure Georgia takes every step possible to help create jobs and build a strong economy. Doing that requires investment in education, transportation, public safety, and other necessities. So last Friday it was good to hear that revenue rose by 7 % in November and is up […]

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