State & Local Government Finance
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Historical Data: 1992
Statistics on revenue, expenditure, debt, and assets (cash and security holdings) for governments. There are statistics for the 50 state areas and the District of Columbia, as well as a national summary.
Statistics also are available by level of government - state, local, and state plus local aggregates.
1992 State & Local Government
- Viewable Data
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- State Summary Table
- Downloadable Data
- State Table Spreadsheet[EXE, 229KB] – Excel spreadsheet version of summary tables
- State by Type of Government – Public Use Format [ZIP, 533KB] – Data records state by type-of-government for each item code (1 amount per record)
- State by Type of Government – Comma Delimited [TXT, 364KB] – Data records by item code (with state by type-of-government summary amounts)
- County Area File – Public Use Format [ZIP, 280KB] – Data records by county area for each item code (1 amount per record)
- Individual Unit File – Public Use Format [ZIP, 10.0MB] – Data records with government unit code, item code and amount for all records in the annual sample
- Directory Information File – Individual Units [ZIP, 1.72MB]
- Directory Information File – County Area [ZIP, 101KB]
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