'Resilient' Economy Is Predicted To Spur 4% Boost in Spending
Washington
State legislatures will start the new year with the healthiest balances since 1980 and a rosy financial picture overall, according to a survey.
Across the country, state spending in fiscal 1997 is expected to rise by about 4 percent, while tax proceeds drop slightly, the National Governors' Association and the National Association of State Budget Officers reported last week. A "resilient" economy is creating strong but cautious budget forecasts in the states,...
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