61. UNT Libraries: Government Information Connection, Budgets A Citizen's Guide to the federal budget (Office of Management and budget) Anexplanation of the us budget and the budget process in plain English. http://www.library.unt.edu/govinfo/subject/budgefile.html

Home U.S. Federal State Local/Regional ... Help Return To: Information by Subject or Category Information by Subject or Category Budgets United States Federal Budget State of Texas Budget University of North Texas Budget United States Federal Budget Primary Sources The most recent federal budget publications are on reserve at the Government Documents Service Desk. Many budget-related publications can be found on the Internet at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Web site and at the Government Printing Office (GPO) Web site. Budget of the United States Government (OMB) Contains the budget message of the President and presents the President's budget proposals. (PDF format requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader Historical Tables (OMB) Provides data on budget receipts, outlays, surpluses or deficits, federal debt, and federal employment covering an extended time period. (PDF format requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader Appendix (OMB) Contains detailed information on the various appropriations and funds that constitute the budget. The Appendix contains more detailed information than any of the other budget documents.

62. Political Money Line Nonpartisan us federal campaign and lobby information on campaigns, parties, and all affiliated Category Society Politics Election Reform Campaign Finance...... The budget does not itemize any funds for the 999 Illinois us Senate candidate BlairHull (D) triggered the The federal PAC contributed $3,000 and $183,325 was http://www.fecinfo.com/

O N L I N E Home Candidates US House Sen and Pres Campaigns Presidential Races Politician PACs Defense Funds ... Candidate $ Leaders Donors Donor Name Lookup Donor ZIP Lookup Employer / Occupation Lookup Out of State Donors ... Illegal Corp $ 527 Filers 527 Database Foreign Agents FARA Database UPDATE: Mon Mar 31, 2003 Sign Up For Email Notification Of Updates Contributions into PACs Growing Fast We have just made available our 2003 ranking of PAC Money Leaders . One of the many breakdowns is Total Receipts. Seventy-eight PACs had receipts of more than $100,000 in the Jan-Feb. period. Emily’s List leads the way with over $2.7 million in receipts. The National Assn of Realtors PAC is number 2 with $833,323. The Service Employees Union PAC is third with $794,841. This ranking is available to everyone Leadership PACs Active in 2003 We have just made available our new Leadership PAC rankings for 2003. 21st Century Democrats , a PAC founded by Sen. Harkin, Rep. Evans and former Rep. Jim Hightower , took the lead with $279,654 in receipts during Jan-Feb. Rep. Tom Delay’s Americans for a Republican Majority

63. U.S. Economy: The Federal Budget Surplus Surprise The federal budget Surplus Pleasant Surprises and New Choices, Hot Topics,January 1999 (PDF). us Economy The federal budget Surplus Surprise. http://www.dallasfed.org/eyi/usecon/9908surplus.html

RELATED ARTICLES "The New Budget Outlook: Policymakers Respond to the Surplus," , Second Quarter 1999 ( Text or PDF "The Federal Budget Surplus: Pleasant Surprises and New Choices," Hot Topics , January 1999 ( PDF U.S. Economy The Federal Budget Surplus Surprise Dallas Fed Senior Economist Alan Viard discusses the sources of the federal budget surplus that took legislators by surprise. These events, combined with legislation adopted in 1997, have produced a new budget outlook. If current policies are maintained, surpluses are expected to continue for 20 years, completely retiring the outstanding federal debt. However, deficits are expected to reappear after 2020 due to rising Social Security and medical spending. The steady deficit decline from 1993 to 1996 was followed by a surprise that moved the budget close to balance in 1997 and into surplus in 1998. To appreciate the magnitude of this budget surplus surprise, it is necessary to understand what forecasters expected in 1996.

64. Question & Answer - FamilyPlanet.org Our Site. Affiliate Sites. How much of the us federal budget goes towards foreignaid? Less than one percent of the us federal budget goes to foreign aid. http://www.familyplanet.org/answer/239/

Our Affiliates Audubon CARE Planned Parenthood Pop. Action Int'l Save the Children html text In the next quarter-century the world’s population is projected to increase by 2 billion people 97% of the population growth will occur in developing countries. [Learn more] Site Features Return to Home Page Make a Difference Learn More Stories from the Field What's Happening Choose a Site Guide Register for eNews Send a Postcard Suggested Reading Give us Feedback Download Wallpaper Browse Web Guide Visit Planet Northwest Go to PLANetWIRE Our Site Affiliate Sites How much of the U.S. federal budget goes towards foreign aid? Less than one percent of the U.S. federal budget goes to foreign aid. That puts the U.S. last behind all other rich nations in terms of spending relative to wealth. Can't we be more charitable than that? Supporting foreign aid and international family planning is a good investment in our future. It's not only the right thing to do. It's the smart thing to do. Click for information on the federal budget Prandita says: I’m proud to own my own business, even though it’s small.

65. Balancing The Federal Budget And U.S. International Trade Deficits Research Paper 9638 December 1996. Balancing the federal budget andUS International Trade Deficits. MA Akhtar. Eliminating the federal http://www.ny.frb.org/rmaghome/rsch_pap/9638.html

Research Paper December 1996 Balancing the Federal Budget and U.S. International Trade Deficits M. A. Akhtar Eliminating the federal budget deficit, even assuming a correspondingly higher national rate, is likely to yield only a modest reduction in the U.S. international trade deficit. Balancing the federal budget will help improve the trade balance through the effects of lower levels of aggregate demand. But it will almost certainly not cause a large switch of U.S. and foreign demand from goods produced abroad to goods produced in the United States. Such a shift of demand toward U.S. goods is necessary to close the trade gap, and will be difficult to accomplish in the face of the trade competition between the U.S. and low-wage, export-oriented economies, and high international capital mobility. Return to the Research and Market Analysis Home Page Return to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Home Page Federal Reserve Bank of New York 33 Liberty Street New York, NY 10045

66. The National Academies The National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, National Academy of Engineering, and Category Science Institutions Regional North America United States...... useful Data. us Should Examine Link Between Human Noise and Marine MammalHealth. President Releases 2004 federal budget Feb. 4 President http://www.nas.edu/

Top News from the National Academies Current Operational Status New Partnership Needed Between Researchers, Educators and Policy-makers April 3 A new program is needed to encourage scientists and educators to work together, marshaling scientific knowledge, financial resources and teacher expertise to boost student achievement, says a new National Research Council report. The report outlines the organization, operation and funding necessary for such a partnership among government policy-makers, educators, the academic community and private industry. Press Release Full Report African Scientists Visit National Academies April 3 Representatives from seven African academies of science are visiting the U.S. National Academies this week and next as part of an effort to strengthen the role of science advice in policy-making across the African continent and to promote international collaboration among science, engineering and medical researchers. Interacademy Panel on International Issues Lightweight Materials Can Improve Army Truck Durability, Performance April 2 Using several commercially available lightweight materials and technologies in its trucks and trailers could help the U.S. Army make its fleet more agile and fuel-efficient and reduce its costs over the long term, says a new report from the National Academies’ National Materials Advisory Board. In addition, the Army could stimulate new advances in lightweight materials and manufacturing technologies by investing directly in private- and academic-sector research and development partnerships. The report identifies opportunities for lightweight materials research and development that are achievable over short, medium and longer time frames for structural components only, such as vehicle frames and drive trains.

67. Resident Proposes Record Spending In 2001 Budget - US Government President Clinton's fiscal year 2001 federal budget proposal to be sent the smallestshare of the total us economy since from a large and growing budget surplus http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/news/aa020700b.htm

68. U.S. BUDGET (FEDERAL) us budget (federal) http//w3.access.gpo.gov/usbudget/index.html(CARDFILE) TOPICS ALL. http://www.indiana.edu/~bslib/cardfile/cards/900962054.html

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69. Minnesota North Star : Home Laws and Rules Minnesota, federal and other states' laws and rules State budget Taxes Find information on state of Minnesota finances including budget and tax http://www.state.mn.us/govtoffice/

Home Log In Help Friday, April 4, 2003 About Minnesota Government Directory Kids Page Advanced Search ... Government Government This section provides you with information on state, local, tribal and federal government information and services. In addition you may use this section to learn more about Minnesota Government and its elected officials. Governor and Other State Officials Publicly Supported Minnesota Institutions and Initiatives Tools of Democracy State Agencies ... Voting and Elections Additional Resources Council of State Governments National Governors' Association StateSearch Minnesota World Trade Center Corporation ... GovBenefits Government Topics Governor and Other State Officials Constitutional officers and legislators elected by the people. A constitutional office is established by the state constitution. more Publicly Supported Minnesota Institutions and Initiatives The state, federal and many local governments provide some support to various public and non-profit institutions. The actual on-line service may or may not be supported directly with public funds. more Tools of Democracy Links for learning about and participating in your government.

70. Product Release: 1998 Federal Budget CDROM, Fiscal Year 1998, (includes all budget documents) Stock also may be placedthrough us Government Bookstores published by more than 100 federal entities http://bookstore.gpo.gov/market/98bdgt.html

IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Kathryn McConnell February 5, 1997 Phone: 202-512-1710 Fax: 202-512-1656 '98' Federal Budget and Related Titles To Be Available for Purchase from Superintendent of Documents Washington, DC The Budget of the U.S. Government for Fiscal Year 1998 and related budget titles to be released February 6, will be available for purchase from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), beginning at 12 noon eastern time that day. The Federal Budget on CD-ROM, Fiscal Year 1998 and the Economic Report of the President will be available for purchase on February 10. Available by phone, fax, or mail order, and at the 24 U.S. Government Bookstores nationwide will be: Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 1998, 352 pages. Stock number: 041-001-00478-5. $21 Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 1998-Appendix, 1220, pages. Stock number: 041-001-00479-3. $70 Analytical Perspectives, Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 1998

71. THE LOOTING OF SOCIAL SECURITY TO BALANCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET The following excerpt is from the 1998 Senate budget Committee session. Note theunderlined portions. BEGIN EXCERPT. us federal RESERVE BOARD CHAIRMAN ALAN http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/ARTICLE2/budget.html

THE LOOTING OF SOCIAL SECURITY TO BALANCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET The following excerpt is from the 1998 Senate Budget Committee session. Note the underlined portions. BEGIN EXCERPT U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD CHAIRMAN ALAN GREENSPAN: .....making sure that surplus is there. U.S. SENATOR ERNEST F. HOLLINGS (D-SC): Yeah, making sure that surplus is there. I'm telling you, Dr. Greenspan, that's music to my ears. GREENSPAN: Well, I remember you taking this song a long way over recent years, and I must say, Senator, a number of us were skeptical that was even discussable, figuring we would never get to unified surplus that we said which you were preaching was very interesting, scientifically sound, but unrealistic. I apologize. HOLLINGS: Well that's all right, because your Greenspan Commission report in section 21 says just exactly what you're saying here. That was in 1983; here now, in 1999, on page two, "simply put, enough resources must be set aside over a lifetime of work to fund retirement consumption." Now that section 21 said set it aside. President Bush, in section 13 3 01 on November the 5th, 1990 signed that into law. And we making headway. Let's understand, though, that we're still running deficits. 'Cause I'm not going along with this monkeyshine about unified. 'Cause unified is not net, the debt still goes up, is that correct? GREENSPAN: If you're...it depends on whether or not you wish to create the savings...

72. U.S. Federal GILS Congress and the Office of Management and budget directed all us federal agenciesto create, and to make available to the public, GILS records on their http://www.gils.net/intro.html

GILS U.S. Federal GILS As part of the Federal role in the National Information Infrastructure, GILS identifies and describes information resources throughout the Federal government, and provides assistance in obtaining the information. GILS supplements other government and commercial information dissemination mechanisms, and uses international standards for information search and retrieval so that information can be retrieved in a variety of ways. Why is GILS Important? GILS can help people find information resources throughout the U.S. Federal Government. GILS records identify these resources, describe the information available from these resources, and provide assistance in obtaining the actual information from these resources. Who Can Benefit From Using GILS? The U.S. Federal GILS can benefit anyone who is searching for information from the Federal government, or anyone who helps others search for such information. Searches can be performed directly from your workstation using the Internet and other electronic means to visit any of the dozens of U.S. Federal GILS sites. What Will You Find in a GILS Record?

73. U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions - State Lawmakers Join Federal Bidget Debate many of us who are fiscally conservative to really question Are we walking thewalk? Bonner said. If we can't find 1 percent fat in the federal budget now http://sessions.senate.gov/headlines/budget.htm

Birmingham News State lawmakers join federal budget debate Bonner, Davis and Sessions look for cuts By Mary Orndorff One endured a 14-hour meeting, losing most every vote he cast but staying to the bitter, 1:30 a.m. end. Another saw his daylong hearing stretched out by a senior senator's poetry, levity between partisan arguments over tax cuts and federal deficits. The third laments that he spent all that time working on a train whose wheels might still come off. Alabama's three members of the House and Senate budget committees had their inaugural dips into the federal budget process last week, debating how much money to spend, how big a tax cut to give, how long the deficit should survive, and how expensive the war would be. Rarely do so many major federal issues intersect so prominently in one congressional resolution. They were writing not the law of the federal budget, but the framework and rules the members of the appropriations committees will follow.

74. Welcome To The Office Of Management And Budget White House office responsible for devising and submitting the president's annual budget proposal Category Society Issues Economic National budget...... Contact OMB. President's budget. budget Documents. Supplementals, budgetAmendments, and Releases. federal Management. President's Management Agenda. http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/

Site Search About OMB Organization Chart Contact OMB President's Budget Budget Documents Supplementals, Budget Amendments, and Releases Federal Management President's Management Agenda Office of Federal Financial Management Agency Audits Office of Federal Procurement Policy CAS Board FAIR Act Inventory Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs OIRA Administrator Regulatory Matters Paperwork Requirements News Releases ... Speeches Legislative Information Statements of Administration Policy (SAPs) Testimony Reports to Congress Information for Agencies Circulars Memoranda Bulletins Privacy Guidance ... Site Map THE WASTEBASKET: Finding, Fixing and Preventing Government Waste Click here to see examples Click here to e-mail your idea Click image to enlarge) According to public and private forecasters, the President's Jobs and Growth Plan will create a million or more jobs over the next two years. The President's 2004 budget invests billions of dollars in training to provide the resources for American workers to find jobs.

75. Budget Information budget reports (including tax rates) for the current and past years, at the Finance Canada site. http://www.fin.gc.ca/access/budinfoe.html

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Budget Info by Year Most years the Government releases one major document that sets out where and how it plans to collect and invest taxpayers’ money. How much money will go to pay down the debt? How much to health care? Will there be more money for research and development? Will taxes go up or down? The answers affect all Canadians, and they will be in that document, the budget. It’s a blueprint for how the Government wants to set the annual economic agenda for Canada. And it’s the job of the Department of Finance to prepare it. The budget, usually tabled early in the year, is generally preceded in the fall by another major statement, the Economic and Fiscal Update Budget 2003 (February 18, 2003) Economic and Fiscal Update (October 30, 2002) Speech (June 19, 2002) Budget 2001 (December 10, 2001). Economic Update (May 17, 2001) January 1st 2001 Tax Cuts (December 14, 2000) Economic Statement and Budget Update (October 18, 2000) July Federal Tax Reductions (June 27, 2000)

76. About.com Federal Budget Compilation of links related to the federal budget from About.com. http://usgovinfo.about.com/newsissues/usgovinfo/msubbudget.htm

77. A Citizen's Guide To The Federal Budget A Citizen's Guide to the federal budget. budget of the United States GovernmentFiscal Year 2001. Table of Contents. A Note to the Reader. 1. What Is the budget? http://w3.access.gpo.gov/usbudget/fy2001/guidetoc.html

A Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget Budget of the United States Government Fiscal Year 2001 Table of Contents A Note to the Reader 1. What Is the Budget? ... List of Charts and Tables Return to: FY 2001 Budget

78. Grandfather Federal Government Debt Report By MWHodges Information on the National Debt, including who the money is owed to, how much worse it is than ever before, how the budget surplus is fake, and how the debt is still growing. http://home.att.net/~mwhodges/debt.htm

Grandfather Economic Report series Summary Feedback What's New Eye-opener ... Must See Federal Government Debt Report - summary page - (updated Oct. 2002) by Michael Hodges email - a chapter of the Grandfather Economic Reports In the 1990s the federal government created $2.8 trillion of new debt; more than created in the nation's entire history prior to 1990 Fiscal Year 2000 ended with the highest dollar debt in U.S. history - despite more claims of a 'surplus' and, Fiscal Year 2001 debt was $133 billion higher than that. 2002 debt was even higher. In the 4 years 1997-2001, before 9-11, total federal debt increased $438 billion, a period when politicians bragged about a $557 billion surplus. That's a $1 Trillion creditability gap (Some might suggest Enron and others learned reporting gimmickry from government practices) - dramatic pictures below tell the story - I am very concerned about the debt being passed to our younger generation. Who isn't? The Grandfather Economic Report (http://mwhodges.home.att.net/) is a series of picture reports showing threats to the economic future of families and their children, compared to prior generations. You are now at the chapter on Federal Government Debt trends. Welcome. We hope your visit will find useful information to help you and your loved ones. This report is about the increased dependence of federal government debt , impacting families and the young, presented in an easy-to-understand format with 9 pictures.

79. The Federal Budget Process A brief overview of the actors, laws, and timeframe that affects the creation of the federal budget. http://www.cnie.org/nle/leg-27.html

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80. Information And Misinformation About Federal Tax Burdens - 1/21/99 Center on budget and Policy Priorities. The percentage of income that typical middleclass families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. http://www.cbpp.org/1-21-99taxburden.htm

January 21, 1999 Information and Misinformation about Federal Tax Burdens by Iris J. Lav The percentage of income that typical middle-class families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. For example, in her response to the President's State of the Union address, Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn said that "a typical mother and father who both work paid nearly 40 percent of their income in taxes." The often-stated 40 percent figure is rounded up from a Tax Foundation report that claims the typical two-earner family pays 36.7 percent of its income in federal, state, and local taxes combined. As described below, however, the Tax Foundation figure is based on a severely flawed methodology and is sharply at odds with estimates of tax burdens from much more authoritative sources, including the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation. The historical trend in federal tax burdens is frequently misportrayed as well. The data do not support the contention, also made by Congresswoman Dunn, that current tax burdens are "...the highest percentage of income ever paid in taxes by American families." The federal taxes that a median-income family pays in 1999 will constitute a lower percentage of income than in 1977 and most years since then. How Much Does a Median Income Family Pay?

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