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Colorado Non-Resident Big Game License to Cost Less in 2005
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Wed, 2004-12-01 09:44
Colorado Non-Resident Big Game License to Cost Less in 2005
Thu, 2004-12-02 22:48
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Colorado Non-Resident Big Game License to Cost Less in 2005
Huh? Anybody else baffled by this statement?
Non-resident hunters will pay $5 less for deer and bull elk licenses to reflect a slight reduction in the federal consumer price index for the Denver-Boulder area.
Since when is the non-resident license price pegged to the CPI. Wasn't 2001 the year that NR elk tags doubled? Then in 2002 they dropped the cow tag price to $250?
Furthermore, is this suggesting that the denver-boulder economy is experincing year-over-year deflation? I thought the cpi, excluding fuel costs, was stable....
Weird.
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