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The state was facing a shortfall of $1.3 billion for FY10. Since January 2008, under Jindal's administration and on the watch of the current Legislature, state spending has increased by $1 billion and taxes have been cut by about $500,000.

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Published inThe Greater Baton Rouge Business Report Vol. 27; no. 25; p. 20
Main Author Alford, Jeremy
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Baton Rouge Greater Baton Rouge Business Report 14.07.2009
Subjects
Budget deficits
Capital investments
Colleges & universities
Economic development
Energy industry
Higher education
Hospitals
Politics
Recessions
State budgets
State government
Tax collections
Tax increases
Taxation
Taxes
Baton Rouge Louisiana
United States > US
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Summary:The state was facing a shortfall of $1.3 billion for FY10. Since January 2008, under Jindal's administration and on the watch of the current Legislature, state spending has increased by $1 billion and taxes have been cut by about $500,000.
ISSN:0747-4652