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Arizona revenues increase, unemployment rate drops

Luige del Puerto//December 20, 2012//

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Arizona revenues increase, unemployment rate drops

Arizona revenues increase, unemployment rate drops

Luige del Puerto//December 20, 2012//

Here’s an early gift from Santa: Collections in Arizona grew by 8 percent last month compared to the year before. Also last month, the unemployment rate dropped to 7.8 percent,...

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