Summary of Peter Donohue's Financial Analysis

CUE hired Dr. Peter Donohue, a former visiting UC economics professor, to investigate and analyze UC's financial reports for the past 10 years. His February 2003 report, an analysis of UC's 2001-02 annual financial report, appears below.

Download a colorful 1-page PDF flyer summarizing the report: UC CAN AFFORD TO IMPROVE PAY AND BENEFITS FOR CLERICALS	This file is in PDF format. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader to read and print it.
Read the entire February 2003 report: Findings & Comments on UC's 2001-2002 Annual Financial Report
See Donohue's graphs related to UC's 2001-02 Annual Financial Report: UC Unrestricted Net Assets Reach $4.45 Billion UC Capital Spending Quadruples UC's 2001-2002 Revenues Exceed Expenses by $506 Million	These files are in PDF format. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader to read and print them.
For Donohue's May 2002 report, see: UC's Hidden Wealth: An Analysis of 10 Years of UC's Financial Reports