As states face new challenges in managing their budgets, fiscal leaders must navigate a delicate balancing act. Policymakers need to estimate spending needs, predict revenue trends and prioritize urgent needs while maintaining a balanced budget. However, with significant demographic, environmental, and technological changes on the horizon, it can be challenging for fiscal leaders to look beyond the immediate budget cycle and consider how major shifts in the status quo could impact their states’ fiscal future.
In a recent article on the Pew website, Peter Muller discusses how an aging population, climate-related spending needs and cybersecurity concerns could affect future revenues. It is crucial for states to plan ahead and manage these future budget challenges to ensure fiscal stability in the face of evolving risks. By anticipating and addressing these potential risks, states can build a more resilient financial system that can withstand any unforeseen circumstances that may arise.
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