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Economy and Infastructure

Spring 2004

By Badger InstituteAugust 8, 2004

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A Losing Bet? Filling Wisconsin’s Budget with Casino Revenue

Melanie Fonder – Spring 2004

The Fall of Marvin Pratt

Mark Kass – Spring 2004

Lobbying: Wisconsin’s Growth Industry

Jeff Mayers – Spring 2004

The Last Word in Casino is ‘No’

Bill Lueders – Spring 2004

The $64 Billion Question: Wisconsin’s Looming Infrastructure Costs

Pete Millard – Spring 2004

The Politics of Choice: Where are School Choice’s Friends?

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