In subsequent sections of this study, we discuss in some detail the tax and enforcement histories of Michigan, New Jersey and California
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In east North Carolina, farmers now dont talk about being a tobacco farmer. Theyre a farmer an astute businessman who grows a diverse mix. While Banks has concerns about the negative economic impact of Virginias T-21 in Virginia and beyond he fears that its a sign of things to come