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How is a structural deficit different from an annual operating budget deficit that we would experience if we did not reduce spending to make up for state funding cuts and investment losses?

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How is a structural deficit different from an annual operating budget deficit that we would experience if we did not reduce spending to make up for state funding cuts and investment losses?

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As the language suggests, the structural deficit relates to the existing financial issue that resulted from the failed quasi-endowment strategy, and that impacts the university’s financial strength. A current-year operating deficit relates to the difference between projected current-year revenues and current-year planned expenses. It is resolved or returned to a “balanced budget” through the university cutting expenses in the current year so that income is greater than or equal to revised authorized spending levels.

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