 State debt is a combination of several factors, of course, including past deficits (I assumed California would be higher just based on their current levels of red ink) and unfunded liabilities for things such as pensions for state bureaucrats.
State debt is a combination of several factors, of course, including past deficits (I assumed California would be higher just based on their current levels of red ink) and unfunded liabilities for things such as pensions for state bureaucrats. I may be wrong, but I suspect Alaska is in better shape than these numbers indicate because of the ability to tax oil and other naturual resources. I have no reason for any optimism about places such as Rhode Island and Ohio.
 
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