AFRE's Center for Economic Analysis focuses on Michigan fuel taxes

A report led by Dr. Steven Miller, director of MSU's Center for Economic Analysis, says Michigan motorists pay some of the region's highest fuel taxes.

While Michigan has a comparatively low gas tax, the addition of the state sales tax means motorists are actually paying some of the highest fees in the region, according to Michigan State University’s  Center for Economic Analysis (CEA). - View more on a report led by Dr. Steven Miller, director of CEA.

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