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Table 18-5  
Per Capita Federal Funds Distribution, in Idaho and the Region, Fiscal Years, 1988-1991
  Idaho Alaska Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming
Index[1] (U.S.=100)
1988 98 145 104 98 87 98 116 95
1989 100 156 111 96 83 99 111 98
1990 99 150 107 88 89 97 106 105
1991 98 152 110 91 85 90 102 101
                 
Total Federal Funds Distribution, by State (in $million)
1988 3,407 2,664 2,929 3,429 8,237 5,750 18,306 1,626
1989 3,727 3,004 3,283 3,899 8,603 6,207 19,287 1,699
1990 3,888 3,227 3,345 4,144 9,826 6,511 20,149 1,855
1991 4,287 3,655 3,743 4,922 10,457 6,694 21,529 1,951
                 
Per Capita State Ranking, Federal Funds
1988 24 4 17 25 40 22 10 28
1989 18 1 11 27 45 21 13 24
1990 24 2 13 39 38 28 14 17
1991 28 1 11 33 43 37 17 19
                 
Per Capita Total[2]
1988 3,414 5,074 3,621 3,405 3,024 3,423 4,034 3,318
1989 3,676 5,700 4,073 3,509 3,051 3,636 4,051 3,577
1990 3,862 5,867 4,186 3,448 3,457 3,779 4,140 4,089
1991 4,126 6,413 4,632 3,833 3,579 3,782 4,290 4,241
                 
Per Capita Direct Payments for Individuals[3]
1988 1,498 857 1,691 1,646 1,791 1,228 1,690 1,306
1989 1,641 1,049 1,867 1,737 1,929 1,344 1,811 1,488
1990 1,791 1,113 2,057 1,811 2,097 1,446 1,917 1,698
1991 1,893 1,204 2,194 1,942 2,235 1,537 2,041 1,813
                 
Per Capita Procurement[4]
1988 670 1,069 184 874 275 920 926 406
1989 916 1,194 211 849 133 895 877 309
1990 856 962 209 690 228 896 810 322
1991 984 1,413 240 882 219 810 711 294
                 
Per Capita Grants[5]
1988 478 1,130 675 334 485 432 478 914
1989 494 1,258 694 350 506 482 482 1,019
1990 565 1,303 740 368 601 487 528 1,253
1991 567 1,294 850 423 580 474 564 1,299
                 
Per Capita State Ranking, Grants Only
1988 21 1 5 47 17 32 20 2
1989 20 1 4 48 18 23 22 2
1990 16 1 5 48 14 34 24 2
1991 29 2 5 48 22 45 31 1
                 
Per Capita Salaries and Wages[6]
1988 441 1,964 550 513 367 754 755 573
1989 473 2,157 603 536 372 787 749 632
1990 505 2,249 654 537 417 828 736 694
1991 502 2,236 671 544 420 840 779 703
                 
Per Capita Other Direct Expenditure[7]
1988 327 57 520 39 105 89 184 120
1989 151 42 700 36 111 128 133 128
1990 145 240 526 42 114 123 149 123
1991 179 266 677 41 125 121 194 131
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Federal Expenditures by State for Fiscal Year [year], FES/[yr], 1989-1994.
  U.S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Significant Features of Fiscal Federalism, Vol. 2, Revenues and Expenditures, various years.
[1] A figure such as 116 for Washington indicates that federal expenditures for Washington are 116% of the U.S. average (or, alternatively, 16% greater than the U.S. average). Conversely, the index figure of 98 for Idaho indicates that federal expenditures for Idaho are only 98% of the U.S. average.
[2] Details may not add to totals because of independent rounding.
[3] Among the larger programs included in this category are:
 
1988-1991: Social Security, Medicare, federal retirement benefits, supplemental security income (SSI), and food stamps.
1991: Also includes unemployment compensation.
[4] Defense contracts account for 69% (1988), 74% (1989), 72% (1990), or 67% (1991) of the total in this category for the U.S. as a whole.
[5] Among the larger programs included in this category are (federal expenditures only):
 
  1988 1989 1990 1991
Medicaid $30 billion $34.5 billion $40.9 billion $52.5 billion
AFDC $11 billion $11.2 billion $12.2 billion $13.5 billion
highway programs $14 billion $13.2 billion $13.8 billion $14.1 billion
[6] Federal civilian and military salaries and wages are reported by location of workplace. The effect on Idaho and regional states would be negligible.
[7] Agricultural programs represent approximately 30.4% (1988), 43% (1989), 30% (1990), or 28% (1991) of the total amount in the Other category. In 1991, includes grant amounts other than those for state and local governments and direct payments other than individuals.

Compiled by: Lily Wai, data input assisted by: Robert Anton-Erik
Contact: Lily Wai

 

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