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Colorado Economic and Fiscal Outlook Lauren Larson - Director Luke Teater - Deputy Director March 16, 2020 The economic outlook is extremely uncertain Lead Indicators not yet Reporting Consumer Expectations Declining Corporate Bond Risk


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Colorado Economic and Fiscal Outlook

Lauren Larson - Director Luke Teater - Deputy Director

March 16, 2020

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The economic outlook is extremely uncertain

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Lead Indicators not yet Reporting

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Consumer Expectations Declining

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Corporate Bond Risk Increasing

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+2.9%

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Treasury Yields Declining

March 12th

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GDP Benchmarks Declined & Still Changing

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GDP Benchmarks Declined & Still Changing

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GDP Benchmarks Declined & Still Changing

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The revenue forecast was revised downward from December

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General Fund Revenue Forecast Declines

FY 2019-20: -$300M FY 2020-21: -$400M FY 2021-22: -$370M

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Downward revenue revision means less budget available

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FY21 Revenue Changes:

  • $400M General Fund Revenue
  • $52M Cash Fund Revenue

FY21 Expenditure Changes: +$162M Homestead Exemption +$48M State Education Fund

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Recession odds are increasing, with potentially significant budget impacts

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General Fund Revenues ($ Millions) Pre-Recession GF Revenue Year 1 Year 2 Cumulative Shortfall ($) Cumulative Shortfall (%)

2001 6,521 (FY01) (984) (1,082)

(2,066)

  • 32%

2008 7,743 (FY08) (1,003) (1,301)

(2,304)

  • 30%

2020 Simulated Recession 12,613 (FY20) (1,768) (2,105)

(3,873)

  • 30%
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What If? Budget Impacts

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In times of uncertainty, important to budget to a range

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Budgeting to a Range +/-

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What Happens if a Large Revenue Decline?

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Significant resources exist for responding to coronavirus epidemic

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Existing Resources Being Deployed

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Emergency Resources Readily Available

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Federal Resources Expected to be Significant

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Employee Benefits - State and Federal Action

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Summary

  • High level of revenue uncertainty
  • Recommend budget to a range
  • Significant resources available for COVID-19 response
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Appendix

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Table 1: Colorado Economic Variables-History & Forecast

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Table 2: National Economic Variables-History & Forecast

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Table 3: General Fund Revenue Estimates by Tax Category

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Table 4: General Fund Overview

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Table 5: General Fund & State Education Fund Overview

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Table 6: Cash Fund Revenue Subject to TABOR

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Table 7: TABOR and the Referendum C Revenue Limit