While 2014 and 2015 saw over 9% growth in revenue over previous year, 2016 and 2017 revenue are growing at a slower rate, with 2017 revenue budgeted to be near-flat to prior year. Most notable drop within the top 5 revenue-driving characters is Intergovernmental Revenues from the State, which has seen its yoy-growth fall from a high of 15% in 2014 to consistently less than 5% the three years since. On the other hand, yoy-growth for Business Taxes, while down since its peak of over 15% in 2014, has been about 5% higher than the top-line growth rate for total San Francisco for the most recent two years. All of the top five revenue drivers are budgeted to have higher growth rate in 2017 than the top-line growth rate, meaning all other revenue drivers are either seeing flat or negative growth over prior year.