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State and Local Taxes in South Dakota: Sales Tax and Property Tax
Describe how South Dakota funds public services through state sales tax and local property taxes without a state personal income tax.
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Economics: Choices, Taxes, and Interdependent Markets
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Analyze personal economic choices, the role of government taxes and public services, and regional economic interdependence.
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