Wyoming’s General Fund grew by $80.4 million in December to $481.6 million, according to the January issue of the monthly state revenue report. As a result, year-to-date General Fund revenues exceeded projections by $20.6 million or 2 percent.
“With the exception of investment income, General Fund revenues were on the mark,” said Jim Robinson, senior economist for the state’s Economic Analysis Division. “Clearly, this reflects the slow-growth mode the state’s economy is currently in.”..............................................Full Article: Source
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