Fiscal Year 2011 Research Activity

Clients for RAND Research Span the Public and Private Sectors

RAND's research is commissioned by a wide range of sources. Federal, state, and local government agencies provide the largest share of the funding; however, RAND also conducts projects for foundations, foreign governments, and private-sector firms. Contributions from individuals, charitable foundations, and private firms, as well as earnings from RAND's endowment, offer a steadily growing pool of funds that allow RAND to address problems not yet on the policy agenda. RAND's revenue in FY11 was $252.87 million.

Fiscal Year 2011 Research Activity • 252.871 million

FY11 Research Activity

1Net of subcontracts and RAND-initiated research.

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