Another major Wall Street credit-rating agency is listing fiscal policies incorporated into New Jersey’s latest annual budget among the reasons for upgrading the state’s debt grade. A one-notch rating improvement announced earlier this week by Moody’s Ratings noted that state policymakers maintained a sizable budget surplus, even as they funded other key priorities, such…
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