New Jersey Budget 2007: Grants-In-Aid
Note: Dollars in Thousands
Source: New Jersey 2007 Budget in Brief - Page 89
First note there has been no overall reduction in state grants-in-aid and in fact spending on grants have increased by $397.985 million.
The huge $411.9 million increase in spending on the line item simply referred to as “other” should send up the red flag.
The $55.921 million reduction in aid to Rutgers includes an $18,000 million “one-time 2006 grant” (Page 80). One time grants are supposed to be just that, one time. Actual reduction in aid $37.921 million.
The $48.774 million reduction in aid to the UMDNJ includes “one-time 2006 grant” of $28.000 million (Page 80). Actual Reduction in aid $20.744 million.
The $7.519 million reduction in Medicaid Pharmaceutical Assistance is just one area of the state budget benefiting from the new federal Medicare prescription drug program. Cost shifting to federal funds.
2 Comments:
I really hate the size of that "other" category. Too much can be hidden under that title.
Not much there in the way of real cuts.
Little doubt, the dude is completely just.
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