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How does Michigan's debt load compare to other states?
For calendar year 2023, the most recent year for which comparative data is available, Michigan's outstanding debt per capita was $1,020. This was well below the national average of $1,807 and ranked Michigan 21st best among states. Below is additional information showing how Michigan's debt compared to other states as of calendar year 2023.
Net Tax-Supported Debt as a Percentage of Personal Income |
Net Tax-Supported Debt Per Capita |
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Lowest rate (NE): | 0.1% | Lowest debt (NE): | $44 |
Highest rate (HI): | 10.4% |
Highest debt (CT): |
$7,874 |
Average: | 2.6% | Average: | $1,807 |
Michigan: | 1.7% | Michigan: | $1,020 |
Rank: | 23rd best | Rank: | 21st best |