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Dayton names MnDOT chief, rejects gas tax

Art Rolnick discusses Dayton's plans for changes in transportation funding.

"He may be right politically, but from an economic point of view this is as close to a user tax as you can get," said Art Rolnick, an economist at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs. "I would urge him to keep this on the table. You're the governor, make it politically feasible."

Star Tribune
December 12, 2012

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