This CBC report analyzes Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Preliminary Financial Plan for the City of New York for fiscal years 2002 to 2005. The report states that the plan includes short-sighted revenue decisions and decisions that will significantly increase the cost of municipal government, both of which will lead to large budget gaps. The report also presents four strategies for improving the budget.
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60%
Amount by which New York’s annual Medicaid spending per enrollee exceeded the national median in 2008
- Letter to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani Assessing the Preliminary Financial Plan for FY 2001
- CBC Suggests Improvements to the City's January Financial Plan, While Praising the Mayor for His Proposal to Create a Health Insurance Trust Fund.
- The Candidates on Fiscal Issues, 2001 Mayoral Election, City of New York
- Managing for Results in New York City Government: A Review of Current Practices
- Letter to the New York State Financial Control Board Regarding Government Accounting Standards Board’s Statement No. 49