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Government Goes on a Diet
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5/26/2009


Government Goes on a Diet: 
Designing a Sensible Expenditure Limit for Illinois

May 26, 2009

Government has become a glutton. In Illinois, a voracious appetite for more spending has led the state budget to balloon from $24.7 billion in 2004 to $32.2 billion in 2009 – an increase of nearly 30 percent over just five years. 

It’s time to put government on a diet. A sensible expenditure limit would ensure that state spending doesn’t grow beyond taxpayers’ ability to pay for it. 

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