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A Thumbnail Guide to Colorado State Government’s Spending Problem

February 26, 2013
Fiscal Policy Center
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IB-A-2013 (February 2013)
Author: Linda Gorman

Introduction:
Colorado state government has a spending problem. Although inflation-adjusted per capita personal income in Colorado is still below its 2003 level, state spending has risen every year since 1999. State tax revenue has risen, but it cannot keep up with the spending.