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2018 Presentations

How We Fund Public Services in New Hampshire
January 30, 2018 – Concord Rotary Club

How We Fund Public Services in New Hampshire
January 31, 2018 – Plaistow Public Library

Demographic Update and Medicaid Expansion
February 1, 2018 – Winnipesaukee Public Health Council

New Hampshire: An Economic and Demographic Overview
February 23, 2018 – NHFPI Fifth Annual Conference

Building Human Capital: Enabling Prosperity Through Health and Education (Pre-Panel Slides)
February 23, 2018 – NHFPI Fifth Annual Conference

Building Physical Capital: Strengthening Our Economy Through Housing and Transportation (Pre-Panel Slides)
February 23, 2018 – NHFPI Fifth Annual Conference

How We Fund Public Services in New Hampshire
February 28, 2018 – Bow Public Library

New Hampshire Economy and Labor Market
March 21, 2018 – Community College System of NH Conference, A Better Deal: Re-Engaging Adult Learners

NH and Carroll County Economic and Demographic Overview / How We Fund Public Services in NH
April 5, 2018 – Mount Washington Valley Economic Council

How We Fund Public Services in New Hampshire
April 11, 2018 – Derry Public Library

Vulnerable Families in the Post-Recession Economy
June 25, 2018 – Endowment for Health

2017 Presentations

Presentation to the Joint House and Senate Finance and Ways and Means Committees
January 9, 2017

Presentation to the Concord Chamber of Commerce – 2017 Legislative Outlook Luncheon
January 23, 2017

Building the Budget: New Hampshire’s State Budget Process, Funding Trends, and Key Issues – Webinar
March 20, 2017

Webinar Slides (PDF)

Presentation to the Milford Rotary Club – The State Budget and the Food Stamp Program
March 22, 2017

Presentation to Antioch University New England – State Budget Process Overview
April 5, 2017

Building the Budget: Analysis of the Senate Budget Proposal and Committee of Conference Changes – Webinar
June 16, 2017

Webinar Slides (PDF)

Presentation to the Harrisville Community Action Group – Building the Budget
July 10, 2017

Presentation to the Harrisville Community Action Group – Working Families and the New Hampshire Economy
July 10, 2017

How We Fund Public Services in New Hampshire – Presentation, Hancock Town Library
November 29, 2017

Common Cents Blog

Interactive Maps of Municipal Economic Disparities and Fiscal Capacities

30 Aug 2018

New Hampshire’s economy continues to grow overall, but significant disparities in economic conditions and service needs exist within the boundaries of the Granite State. Differences between the southeastern part of the state and the more rural northern and western regions can be identified broadly and are present across many different indicators. However, experiences in local communities can vary widely even within regions. NHFPI’s new Issue Brief, Measuring New Hampshire’s Municipalities: Economic Disparities and Fiscal Capacities, explores measures indicating the differing experiences of these communities. Interactive maps showing many of these measures are available through NHFPI’s Data Viz posts.