The latest edition of NASBO’s State Expenditure Report finds that total state spending in fiscal 2014 is estimated to have grown at its fastest pace since the recession, largely due to an increase in federal Medicaid funds as a majority of states chose to expand enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. Total state spending growth in fiscal 2013 was more modest; however, total state expenditure did return to positive growth following declines in fiscal 2012.
Since its inception in 1987, the National Association's of Budget Officers (NASBO) State Expenditure Report has developed into a definitive baseline for the analysis of state spending. Expenditure data are detailed by program area so that trends in state spending can be evaluated. The funding sources for state expenditures also are identified.
In this interactive dashboard you can explore NASBO state expenditure data various ways. Choose the indicator of interest to compare states on the map and see the states' ranking. Select the state on the map to see the trends and details about the structure of its expenditures and revenues and the rates of growth since 1998.
Source: US Budget Expenditure by States, 1998-2014. See the bottom of the page for the definitions and notes. All data were compiled from NASBO State Expenditure reports.
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