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Introduction to State Budgeting Seminar
Additional NASBO Reports
NASBO publishes occasional reports on key state fiscal issues and processes, at critical junctures in economic situations and policy development.
State Health Expenditure Report
Analyzes the significance of the growing state health spending in the context of how personal healthcare services are provided.
2008 Budget Processes in the States
Budget Processes in the States highlights key budget issues, demonstrating the diversity in state budgeting practices. The budget process is the arena in which a state determines public priorities by allocating financial resources among competing claims. The report chapters are organized around particular topical areas: the budget cycle, budget requirements, budgeting tools, the budget document, and monitoring the budget. Data for this report were collected from the fifty states during fiscal 2008.
Publications & Data
NASBO is the knowledge leader for data and analysis on state fiscal issues and budget processes.
Through surveys, analysis, and consultation with experts, NASBO provides important original research to state budget decision makers and staff. Our publications are available for purchase at reasonable costs or to download at no cost.
2013 NASBO Annual Meeting
July 21 – 24, 2013Anchorage, Alaska
Hosted by the Alaska Office of Management and Budget
About NASBO – Advancing State Budget Practices
NASBO advances state budget practices through research, policy analysis, education, and knowledge sharing among its members.
For over 60 years, the National Association of State Budget Officers (NASBO) has been the professional membership organization for state budget and finance officers. As the chief financial advisors to our nation’s governors, NASBO members are influential decision makers in state government. They guide their states in analysis of budget options and formation of sound public policy.
September: State Budget Uncertainty
September 19, 2011
This September, state officials are again facing an uncertain fiscal future. There are concerns about the economy and whether state revenues will meet expectations. This is noticeably different than the cautious optimism exhibited this spring when revenue collections were improving and, despite tough budget choices resulting from the end of the Recovery Act funds, state finances were at least beginning to head in the right direction. After experiencing huge budget shortfalls during much of the fiscal 2009-2011 period, state tax revenue was beginning to come in higher