TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s economy continues to show signs of slow, steady growth as the state continues to pull out of the depth of the recession.
State economists on Friday drew up new forecasts for the coming year that project that the state’s tax collections — one sign of Florida’s economic health — will grow around 5 percent for the next two years.
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