Growth in General Revenue and Medicaid

Year	General Revenue	% Increase	Medicaid	% Increase
2007	$7,716		$1,003
2008	$8,004	3.60%	$1,025	2.15%
2009	$7,451	-7.42%	$1,010	-1.49%
2010	$6,774	-9.99%	$1,032	2.13%
1011	$7,110	4.73%	$1,098	6.01%
2012	$7,341	3.15%	$1,222	10.15%
2013	$8,083	9.18%	$1,135	-7.67%
2014	$8,003	-1.00%	$1,247	8.98%
2015	$8,709	8.11%	$1,192	-4.61%
2016	$8,787	0.89%	$1,369	12.93%
2017	$9,053	2.94%	$1,411	2.98%
2018	$9,398	3.67%	$1,546	8.73%

TOTAL		14.83%		33.70%

Notes:

General Revenue mostly comes from tax collections that the legislature is free to allocate without restrictions. The figures are from the Division of Budget and Planning in the Office of Administration.
Medicaid spending covers only General Revenue funds. It does not include other sources, mostly federal matching funds. The figures are from the annual budget summary books from the governor.
The year is the final year of a two-year period that begins on July 1 until June 30 in the next year.
2017 and 2018 General Revenue collections reflect a consensus estimate of the governor and legislative budget leaders. Prior years are the actual collections reported by the Budget and Planning Division.
2018 Medicaid spending figure is the governor's recommendation.