Required Reading

Vermonters are going to have to decide whether to accept a lower level of government services (from all levels of government) or to agree to tax themselves higher than they have been accustomed to.  How that dilemma plays out in the political process will be crucial to Vermont's economic future and very interesting to watch.
    Art Woolf, writing in the July issue of the Vermont Economy Newsletter.

Art and his partner, Dick Heaps, discuss in detail Vermont's employment picture and housing market.  They also look at the recent tax reforms in Maine to determine if there are any lessons Vermont could learn from this experiment in tax-flattening.  There are also the usual charts and graphs along with a roundup of interesting short items
to help the reader understand what is going on in he Vermont economy.

A bargain at $140 a year.