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Still, absolute budget seems huge, to me. So if police and social services really are starved (are they?), it's a problem of allocation rather than absolute rev
by dilap 7y ago
Still, absolute budget seems huge, to me. So if police and social services really are starved (are they?), it's a problem of allocation rather than absolute revenue (as implied by GP w/ reference to prop 13).
- hurricanetc 7y agoIt is a massive budget. The residents just keep passing ballot initiatives and spending. For comparison NYC has a budget per resident of ~$9,500. But don't let that fool you into think NYC has it figured out. The city is nearly $200 billion in debt and will probably go bankrupt if there is another big recession.
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