2007-06 PAER

June 15, 2007

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  • How Accessible is Health Care in Your County?
  • Taxes, the Budget, and the 2007 Session of the Indiana General Assembly
  • Legal and Tax Issues
  • The Economic Impact of Indiana’s Turfgrass Industry

Articles in this Publication:

How Accessible is Health Care in Your County?

Eda Unal, Graduate Student; Susan Chen, Assistant Professor and Brigitte Waldorf, Professor

Taxes, the Budget, and the 2007 Session of the Indiana General Assembly

Larry DeBoer,* Professor

Legal and Tax Issues

Gerald A. Harrison, Professor and Extension Economist

The Economic Impact of Indiana’s Turfgrass Industry

Quintrell Hollis, Graduate Student and Jennifer H. Dennis*, Assistant Professor.

*Jennifer H. Dennis is also in the Horticulture & Landscape Architecture Department, Purdue University.

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