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As we predicted in Tough Choices and Tough Choices: Update 2008, Florida is in an increasingly untenable fiscal bind. Revenues continue to fall and demands increase, especially for programs such as Medicaid and Food Stamps. According to the Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy, Florida has experienced a recurring general revenue reduction of 17.1% over the last three years and will experience a continuing decline until at least 2010. View Full Article: Tough Choices Update 2009, Leroy Collins Institute |
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