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Consumers in Texas spent less going out to eat and drink, but more on home improvement as coronavirus cases peaked this summer

from News from The Texas Tribune · host Texas Tribune

The state collected 5.6% less in sales tax revenue last month than in August 2019. The expiration of some federal relief aid could mean more decreases in coming months.

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