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Includes a chapter on world affairs.

This briefing paper provides an explanation of the four local demand transfers, (the School District Capital Improvements Fund, the Local Ad Valorem Tax Reduction Fund, the County-City Revenue Sharing Fund, and the Special City-County Highway Fund), including: the statutory authorization for the transfers; where applicable, the specific revenue sources for the transfers; recent treatment of the transfers as revenue transfers; and funding provided for the transfers in recent years. In addition, other demand transfers (the State Water Plan Fund, the State Fair Capital Improvements Fund, and the Regents Faculty of Distinction Fund), which do not flow to local units government are discussed.

Based on reports of the United States Department of Commerce, this briefing paper contains an analysis of Kansas personal income and disposable personal income. The analysis reflects the most recent annual data available. The paper includes information on historical trends within the State of Kansas, comparisons of some components of personal income between Kansas and other states, and Kansas personal and disposable income as it relates to United States personal and disposable personal income.