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Liberty Hill ISD considers tax rate increase amid projected $5 million budget shortfall

The district may hold an election for voters to approve a higher tax rate as its fiscal year 2024-25 budget tightens. ....

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Check the availability of Graduate programmes at LSE, including Diplomas, Masters, PhDs, Executive programmes and Dual Degrees. ....

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ADB raises India's GDP growth forecast for FY25 to 7%; to remain major growth engine in APAC region, ET EnergyWorld

The growth estimates for the current fiscal is lower than 7.6 per cent estimated GDP expansion in 2022-23 fiscal. Strong investment drove GDP growth in the 2022-23 fiscal as consumption was muted, ADB said. ....

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Hong Kong budget 2024-25: finance chief Paul Chan scraps all property curbs in drastic bid to boost ailing market

Sluggish economy and shrinking fiscal reserves are among challenges for Paul Chan as he lays out budget blueprint for the coming financial year. ....

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Hong Kong's public spending has grown 3 times faster than its revenue. Now experts are calling for authorities to rethink where the money goes

As total expenditure balloons to HK$760 billion, government urged to take a more targeted approach to spending and stop dishing out universal sweeteners. ....

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