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Have States Disproportionately Cut Education Budgets During ARRA? Early Findings

January 25, 2010

BY Laura Anderson

Marguerite Roza and Susan Funk

Published on January 25, 2010 by Center on Reinventing Public Education

This analysis explores how state education spending has changed or will change given the application of the State Fiscal Stabilization Fund, a policy intended to stabilize state budgets and avert cuts to education.

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