Coping with Maryland?s continuing “structural deficit” is made harder by Maryland?s budget process, especially because emphasis on measuring the results of how the money is spent is considered inadequate.

That is particularly true with the massive $1.3 billion increase in school aid during the past four years, which accounts for much of next year?s shortfall.

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