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Prairie Prosperity: An Economic Guide for the State of North Dakota

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While North Dakota has, in recent years, experienced tremendous growth and prosperity it is currently experiencing financial strain from lackluster revenues caused primarily by slumping oil and agricultural prices. This project will take a deep look at t

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  • Jackson, Jeremy, 2018. "Prairie Prosperity: An Economic Guide for the State of North Dakota," Annals of Computational Economics, George Mason University, Mercatus Center, October.
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