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General Fund Spending Outlook August, 2008 Kristin Dybdal Britta Reitan Alexandra Broat.

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1 General Fund Spending Outlook August, 2008 Kristin Dybdal Britta Reitan Alexandra Broat

2 General Fund Spending Projections Break budget into three large components: – Health Care Medical Assistance Basic Care, Long Term Care Facilities & Waivers; General Assistance Medical Care; Chemical Dependency Treatment Entitlements – Education Finance – All Other

3 Compound Growth Rates Using 10-Year Historical Averages* * Education growth rate incorporates aid and levy growth per pupil

4 Implications of Continued Health Care Trends

5 Implications of Continued Health Care Trends Plus CPI Inflationary Increase for Education

6 If trends continue, health care will comprise 2/3 of the general fund budget by FY 2033

7 CBO 75-Year Health Care Projections Projections include Medicare, Medicaid, all other health care spending Without changes, health care spending is on a path that can not be sustained Baseline assumption is that health care system changes will take place so consumption of other goods & services doesn’t decline in real terms Through FY 2033, CBO predicts 4.5% + inflation for Medicaid (minimally, 6.5%)

8 Demographics & Health Care Growth Effect of aging frequently cited as major factor – Share of population covered by Medicare will increase; share of population using LTC services financed by states will increase CBO projects that in case of health care, it is only a modest fraction of projected increase (1/4 of growth through 2030 and declining) Main factor is increase in health care spending for average individual

9 Legislative Decisions Growth in Pupil Units Age Cohort Distribution Special Education Poverty Concentration English Language Learners Technology Factors Affecting K-12 Spending Growth

10 School District Aid and Levy Per Pupil

11 Average Daily Membership 1994-2024

12 All Other Spending Avg. Annual Growth FY 97-07 All Other Spending2.7% Higher Education2.7% Intergovernmental Aids3.3% Health & Human Services2.2% General Government5.0% Public Safety & Corrections4.4% Debt Service & Other5.2% Environmental Resources0.4% Property Tax Recognition Economic & Workforce Dvlpt-0.5% Transportation5.4%

13 Expenditure Growth Rate Scenarios Average Annual Growth Rate FY 1997-2007 Adjusted Growth Rate Assumptions Health Care8.5%6.5% K-12 Education4.8% All Other2.7% Total5.4%4.6%

14 Compound Growth Rates Using Adjusted Assumptions


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