The Minnesota state budget is a policy document which reflects programmatic priorities of the state in terms of size, direction and rank order. Major causes for budget increase are inflation and increased state conversion of what were once local government programs into joint programs. Accompanying greater state support is more state regulation through the use of uniform statewide standards. The two most important Minnesota services are education and welfare. Concern for property tax burden by the legislature has resulted in a comprehensive property tax relief program. Because these programs are very costly, Minnesota, except for property and sales, is a high tax state
state, fiscal policy, transitory income, fluctuations, expediture, tax collection
Major 1984 proposals for reform of Minnesota's fiscal system are presented along with a policy frame...
The last in a series of nine NebGuides on state funding and sources, this publication discusses stat...
Inflation was perhaps the major problem facing state and local government finances as the 1980s bega...
Borchert explains how, in 1979, the collection of taxes statewide and the redistribution of those mo...
This dissertation investigates state and local government budget behavior over the business cycle wi...
The “Transparency and Minnesota Public Affairs” project improves awareness of how the state’s democr...
State government is an increasingly important source of local government income. State government al...
Chapter 6: The Tax System and Intergovernmental Linkages, authored by John Bartle, UNO faculty membe...
Like many states, Minnesota has incurred large budget deficits during the past two years. Those defi...
Ernest R. Moser is assistant professor of Economics at Northeast Louisiana University
Murray Weidenbaum suggests steps that the government can do in order to slow down inflation.https://...
This paper studies the long-run impact of fiscal policies on inflation and capital formation. The an...
The “Transparency and Minnesota Public Affairs” project improves awareness of how the state’s democr...
This paper presents an analytical overview of the effects of inflation on government revenues, expen...
state, fiscal policy, transitory income, fluctuations, expediture, tax collection
Major 1984 proposals for reform of Minnesota's fiscal system are presented along with a policy frame...
The last in a series of nine NebGuides on state funding and sources, this publication discusses stat...
Inflation was perhaps the major problem facing state and local government finances as the 1980s bega...
Borchert explains how, in 1979, the collection of taxes statewide and the redistribution of those mo...
This dissertation investigates state and local government budget behavior over the business cycle wi...
The “Transparency and Minnesota Public Affairs” project improves awareness of how the state’s democr...
State government is an increasingly important source of local government income. State government al...
Chapter 6: The Tax System and Intergovernmental Linkages, authored by John Bartle, UNO faculty membe...
Like many states, Minnesota has incurred large budget deficits during the past two years. Those defi...
Ernest R. Moser is assistant professor of Economics at Northeast Louisiana University
Murray Weidenbaum suggests steps that the government can do in order to slow down inflation.https://...
This paper studies the long-run impact of fiscal policies on inflation and capital formation. The an...
The “Transparency and Minnesota Public Affairs” project improves awareness of how the state’s democr...
This paper presents an analytical overview of the effects of inflation on government revenues, expen...
state, fiscal policy, transitory income, fluctuations, expediture, tax collection
Major 1984 proposals for reform of Minnesota's fiscal system are presented along with a policy frame...
The last in a series of nine NebGuides on state funding and sources, this publication discusses stat...