As shown in the graph below, federal revenues as a percentage of total revenues have increased since the early 1990s, particularly in recent years due to temporary federal stimulus spending. Click here to see how Federal Funds are spent in Nebraska. Or go back to Primer Extras: Chapter 3 – State Revenue.
Source: Department of Administrative Services Accounting Division, FY12 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (January 2013)
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Federal Revenues Have Grown as Share of Nebraska Budget As shown in the graph below, federal revenues as a percentage of total revenues have increased since the early 1990s, particularly in recent years due to temporary federal stimulus spending. Click here to see how Federal Funds are spent in Nebraska.
