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Advancing Civil Society: A State Budget to Strengthen Michigan Culture




 

Department of Commerce

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Appropriations Summary

Actual[33]

Recommended

Savings

 

 

 

 

Interdepartmental Grants:

$2,139,700

$2,139,700

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Federal Funds:

$92,789,800

$88,997,800

$3,792,000

State General Fund/General Purpose:

$24,808,100

$3,073,400

$21,734,700

Special Revenue Funds:

$186,047,800

$125,347,527

$60,700,273

 

 

 

 

Gross Appropriation:

$305,785,400

$219,558,427

$86,226,973

 

Although many programs formerly within the Michigan Department of Commerce (MDC) have been transferred to the Jobs Commission, many unnecessary programs remain.  The Department has been dominated by special interests and now acts as primarily a dispenser of favors via subsidies and grants.  It should be dramatically reduced in both size and scope.  Below are 10 specific programs that should be either eliminated or reduced.

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