Indian Tribes and the US Economy
U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee |
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To document the relationships between Indian reservations, state economies, and the US economy, the Center developed an inter-state economic model to characterize these flows of economic activity. The results of this work were presented in hearings before the US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. |
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The Center prepared a detailed review of Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) regulations and U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines for NEPA compliance for a multi-year agriculture and solar energy technology transfer program. |
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National Environmental Policy Act Compliance for USDA Grant Programs
Arid Lands Development Fund/Ramat Negev, Israel |
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The Economic Future of the Horse Racing Industry in New Mexico
The New Mexico Horsemen’s Association |
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The Center documented the steady decline in popularity and loss of the market-share of live horse racing events to other gaming and entertainment choices in New Mexico, and offered an analysis of alternative futures that confront the industry. |
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The Center documented the economic and revenue effects on the state and local governments in Washington that could be attributable to the investor-owned Washington Water Power utility. |
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The Economic Relationships Between Washington Water Power and State and Local Government in Washington
Washington Water Power |
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The New Mexico Economy and the Economic and Fiscal Importance of Indian Reservations
Bank of America and Wells Fargo Foundation |
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The Center developed a demographic and economic model as part of a comprehensive state-wide research effort documenting the economic and fiscal relationship between the State Government of New Mexico and the State’s 22 Indian reservation economies. |
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