Daniel Weintraub
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January 31, 2007
California 10th in spending per capita
The Census Bureau this morning published new numbers showing how the states rank in government spending and revenues. The latest numbers are from 2005. The latest rankings are from 2004. In that year, California was 10th in spending per capita on state and local government. You can find the information here.
The PPIC, meanwbile, is rolling out a report today based on that and similar data, showing where California puts its spending priorities compared to other states. You can find that one here.
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