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Posted Mon, Apr 11, 11:17 a.m.
Whatever states "Boeing went to South Carolina for the second assembly line even though they received infrastructure improvements and tax breaks from Washington State -- and the rework on the 787 is being done in Washington State by union labor (after the Boeing management demonized the unions, the unions are ...
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"The ITEP insight that taxing business inputs lands heavily on consumers is confirmed by a 50-state study presented at the 2009 annual meeting of the National Tax Association. Researchers found that when business taxes in Washington state are increased by $100 million, $52 million of this cost is shifted forward ...
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Ivan - well said. Discovery Math has NOTHING to recommend it beyond the brokeback ideologues continue to do it. The facts say it's a disaster. Thank God for 'over-heated' groups like Where's the Math that will go to the mat for our kids.
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