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Financing Special Education: Analyses and Challenges

...for services and programs. This tax, like all other local property taxes, faces both constitutional and statutory limitations on the growth of the tax base. Also, there

Council Briefs

March 1, 2012
Tags analysis of special education funds, financing special education, special education financing

Michigan’s Fiscal Future

...even after making the starting point revenue-neutral. A change to a graduated income tax would require amending the state Constitution. When the projections of spending pressures and

Council Briefs

June 10, 2008
Tags michigan deficit, michigan's fiscal future

American Experience with Unicameral Legislatures

...the necessities that led the Constitutional Convention of 1787 to adopt a bicameral congress, the aping of the federal form by both states and cities, the early

Publication

December 1, 1937
Tags american experience with unicameral legislature, legislature, Nebraska, separation of powers, unicameral legislature

EMPLOYMENT TRENDS IN STATE GOVERNMENT, FY1966-FY2003

...report date from FY1966, directly following the reorganization of state government pursuant to Michigan’s Constitution of FY1963. The Department of Civil Service (MDCS) collected annual average data

Council Briefs

April 8, 2004
Tags employment trends in state government, emplyment trends in 1966-2003

Note – Update on State Support of Nonpublic School Students

...arrangement has been deemed legal by the courts and does not violate Michigan’s ban on direct aid to nonpublic schools under Article VIII, Section 2 of the

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October 18, 2016
Tags Catholic school, nonpublic students, private school, shared time
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