All that said, Texas is more prepared than any other government in the United States to deal with an economic shortfall because we have the largest ESF, or raining day fund of any state. We got $27 billion in our savings account to make sure that if there is a shortfall, we'll be able to make it through that shortfall until the economy gets growing again. More questions. I'm Shelby Skinner. I'm with the local newspaper. The. Policies interact with existing state tax limitation laws. What do you mean when you say existing state tax limitation laws? (18:00–18:11)
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Asserts that Texas has $27 billion in its savings account to manage economic shortfalls.
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