For this monthly installment, E.J. McMahon provides insight into the NYS budget process and how we should expect the following months to unfold.
ThinkNY serves as a platform for everyday New Yorkers and key decision-makers to come together for thoughtful analysis and discussion on the challenges our state faces and how they can be overcome.
Presenter: E.J. McMahon, Founding Senior Fellow, Empire Center
Date: January 12th, 2024
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