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...more cautious approach. One of the recent, highest profile trends in health and weight loss is the use of GLP-1 agonists (e.g., Ozempic, Wegovy, etc.). While the
...it was evident that those days were coming to an end and state revenue growth was returning to pre-COVID trends.  With the enactment of the OBBBA, Michigan

Podcast

July 30, 2025
...of the report. “Even before OBBBA, it was evident that those days were coming to an end and state revenue growth was returning to pre-COVID trends.  With

Press Release

August 1, 2025
...and revenue disposition for major taxes assessed at both the state and local levels. These are supplemented by historical information on long-run revenue trends. For easy reference,

Press Release

November 10, 2025
...downgrade in estimated GF/GP revenue for FY2026, $808 million was tied to policy changes.  Only $173 million was a new adjustment based on economic factors and collection

Council Briefs

January 16, 2026
...provides context for Michigan’s recent economic history, outlines the changes proposed in Governor Whitmer’s FY2027 budget recommendations, and describes what the next few years may look like

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March 4, 2026
...the primary issues that prompted the 1961 constitutional convention. Amending the Michigan Constitution: Trends and Issues (published March 10, 2026) – Michigan residents have the right to
...American Community Survey (ACS). Detroit’s homicide rate has been on a steady decline since its peak during the COVID-19 pandemic, mirroring national trends. According to FBI data,

Council Briefs

April 9, 2026
...with previous years. From 2022 to 2024, the homicide rate dropped by 37%. Additional positive trends include fewer teen pregnancies and improved economic conditions, offering hope for

Podcast

April 27, 2026
...of the budget was projected to be in a much healthier position going forward. Early indications suggest that those general revenue trends will be reflected again in

Council Briefs

May 14, 2026
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