February 25, 2022

State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

While the revenue picture is bright, it’s important to remember Michigan just exited a 20-year period of stagnant GF/GP revenue. The FY2023 budget presents an opportunity to re-examine some of the difficult budget decisions the state was forced to make during that period.

Citizens Research Council of Michigan · Bob Schneider - State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

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Facts Matter – State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

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State Revenue Picture Brings Big Opportunities for FY2023 Budget

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