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Vt. State Revenues Short Of Targets
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Vermont state revenues are running short of what was forecast both for the month of October and for the first four months of the fiscal year.VPR News
State Revenues Fall Short Of Goal In July
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Vermont’s general fund revenues for July were stronger than they were last year, but a little less than anticipated.VPR News
July Revenues Rise, Though A Little Less Than Anticipated
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The Shumlin administration says the $92 million raised last month was six percent better than a year ago. But economists had predicted the total collections would be just a little bit higher than that. Vt. revenues ahead of 2011; lag forecast slightlyVPR News
Vt. Revenue Forecast Adjusted Downward
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Vermont’s twice-a-year revenue forecast is being revised downward, with a $10 million reduction in collections expected in the fiscal year that just started, and a $20 million reduction in the fiscal year that starts in July of 2013.VPR News
Fiscal Year Ends With Revenues Slightly Ahead Of Projections
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This week marked the end of Vermont’s fiscal year. And though the final figures are still being tabulated, it appears that revenues will come very close to what was projected a year ago.VPR News
Outlook Mixed On Vermont’s Economy
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The state’s unemployment rate dropped again giving Vermont one of the lowest rates in the country. But state revenues have fallen for the third month in a row, creating a $14 million hole in next year’s budget.VPR News
Analysis: Burlington Mayoral Race, VT Revenues
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VPR’s Ross Sneyd discusses some of the week’s top news stories.Vermont Edition
Senator Patrick Leahy
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Senator Patrick Leahy discusses the work of the Congressional super committee, Legislature economist Tom Kavet looks at the state’s revenue picture and we listen to the voices in the news.VPR News