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Fiscal Year 2009 Executive Budget: Background Information (Tables and Charts)
Revenues and Expenditures Consensus Economic Outlook Revenue Estimates Revenue Review Capped Federal Funds Shared Between Departments Special Revenue Funds Shared Between Departments Summary of Expenditure Recommendation Budget Schedule - By Agency Historical Expenditures/Appropriations Civil Service Pay Recommendations Legislation Necessary to Implement FY 2009 Executive Budget


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