Michigan has entered a period of sustained economic rebound. Largely because the Big Three are big again, Michigan is actually adding jobs over the next three years. The state's budget planners say
the state will add 150,000 jobs. Its officials also say that it will end this fiscal year with over $428 million in unanticipated revenue. Sounding a cautionary note, budget director John Nixon said
the news is good, but that "it's inaccurate to believe it's a windfall that will solve all of the state's budget problems."
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