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Publications about rankings don't matter

December 16, 2020Commentary4 reasons why you should disregard the latest tax report from the Oregon big business lobby
June 16, 2017Blog PostPublic structures and quality of life matter, not state rankings
February 2, 2016Issue BriefOregon: Below Average on Taxes, High on Fees
December 8, 2015Fact SheetOregon's Business Taxes Tied for Lowest in the Nation
March 7, 2012Blog PostWe're a Low-Tax, High-Fee State
March 6, 2012Issue BriefOregon: Where Taxes are Low, Fees are High and Revenue Is Slightly Below Average
April 14, 2010ReportTax Day Reality Check
February 3, 2004CommentaryA Guide to Deception in the "Over-spending" Case
April 15, 2003ReportMaking Sense of Spending and Taxes in Oregon
April 15, 2003News ReleaseNew Report On Oregon’s Spending and Taxes Shows Increased Spending Did Not Cause Budget Crisis and Taxes are About Average
January 30, 2002News ReleaseNew Report On Oregon's Tax and Spending Levels Shows "Things Don't Look Different Here"

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