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Twenty-six states gained in share of total personal income between 1969:1 and 2004:3. But only three states gained more than 1 percent in share of U.S. total personal income over that period of time: Florida, Texas and California.

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Jan-Feb 2005, Vol. 6, No. 1

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The Long and Short of Indiana's Economy
Population Estimates for 2004: Indiana Barely Maintains Its Rank
Indiana's Employment Versus the Nation: Where We Have Been
The Gary Metro Division
How Old Is That Commuter?

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