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About OMB Watch General Info Press Room Publications Donate ... Privacy Statement Project Areas Federal Budget Appropriations / Spending Budget Process Budget Blog ... Email List Subscriptions Affiliated Web Sites Open the Government Citizens for Sensible Safeguards RTK NET NPAction ... Working Group on Community Right-to-Know Demanding a federal budget that is fair, responsible, and meets our nation's priorities Home Federal Budget Federal Budget: News Blog Tuesday, November 04, 2003 US borrowing at record rates Nothing new here... it's amazing that just a few years ago the Federal Reserve was trying to figure out what to do once all the debt was bought back! Treasury Expects to Borrow Record Amount The government expects to tap $117 billion from the credit markets this quarter, which would mark the largest amount ever borrowed in any quarter, the Treasury Department said Monday. Posted by John S. Irons Entries by Theme All Themes Budget Federal Tax Policy Economy and Jobs ... Budget Process Most Recent Entries for Federal Budget Rep. Obey Calls Administration Reports on Spending "Useless" What About Taxes? Bush Decision to Waive Wage Protections Could Be Illegal Congress Approves First Katrina Tax Relief Bill ... Medicaid Package for Hurricane Victims Will Help For Now Archived Entries for Budget September August July June ... December, 2004

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about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum US Trade and Budget Deficits, and the Fall of the Dollar Due to record high US trade and budget deficits and declining investor confidence in US bonds, stocks and currency, the dollar has been losing value, weakening its status as the world’s major currency. By 2005, the rest of the world was subsidizing the US economy at a rate of more than $50 billion per month. But the US administration has largely ignored the issue. Washington’s policy of “non-intervention” may prove to have dangerous consequences, not only for the US economy, but for the entire dollar-tied global economy. After a decade of global currency crises, broad economic distress, and wrenching neo-liberal reorganization, the US crisis as well as that of ailing Japan may spell deeper international instability in the period ahead. Tables and Charts Highly Recommended Articles Dollar's Weakness Is a Concern for Us All (November 22, 2004) While the US government considers the falling dollar a solution to the country’s trade deficit and refuses to apply domestic adjustments, the long term consequences could prove painful for the global economy. This article from the Independent calls the dollar depreciation strategy a “beggar-thy-neighbor” policy, and accuses the US of passing the economic burden to creditor countries.

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about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum Public Priorities in the Allocation of the US Federal Budget Comment by Jeffrey Laurenti, Executive Director of Policy Studies, UNA-USA: Some fascinating data was just released by the ever-enterprising psephologists (i.e., polling mavens) at the University of Maryland's Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA). Their exercise consists of taking a random sample of Americans, giving them basic information on US government spending, and asking them to indicate which categories of spending should be increased, which should be reduced, and which stay the same. What is most striking is how, among expenditure items dealing with the rest of the world, by far the highest support for increased spending is for the United Nations. (36% called for more funding for itnot just more funding, but throwing money at it: among all respondents, the overall change advocated for the U.N. was to more than triple current funding levels!) This dwarfs funding for State, the Pentagon, USAID, and military aid, all of which which respondents favored reducing. Most amazing is that the increase the public sampled here wants to give to the U.N. is, in percentage terms, the highest percentage increase of any category, foreign or domestic. Reassuringly for the survey's credibility, the areas where PIPA's surveyed citizens wanted to pour the most new funding (in terms of dollar amounts rather than percentage increases) are the red-button issues of this year's campaign: medical, education, jobs, and environment. These numbers certainly don't indicate where Washington's policymakers priorities may lie, but they do suggest there is considerable public willingness to rethink the relative roles of the different pieces of America's international and national-security strategiesand that "the U.N. idea" scores well with the public in that rethinking.

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67. Almost Unnoticed, Bipartisan Budget Anxiety Walker put us debt and obligations at $45 trillion in current dollars the budget in 2040, he said, could require cutting total federal spending as much http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/17/AR2005051701238.

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EPI home search bookstore newsroom ... join EPI RELATED PUBLICATIONS Death and Taxes (part II): Wealthiest estates account for most of revenue generated by estate tax Death and taxes (part I): who pays the estate tax and how much Government loses when taxes go unpaid Do-it-yourself tax cuts: The crisis in U.S. tax enforcement ... Big deficit, little deficit: The Bush budget and Social Security BROWSE OTHER ARTICLES BY Lee Price Max B. Sawicky Purchase The budget arithmetic test: Repairing federal fiscal policy online. For a printer-friendly version of this report, download an Acrobat PDF version of this paper Email This Page Printer friendly version. The budget arithmetic test Repairing federal fiscal policy by  Lee Price  and  Max B. Sawicky The current federal budget debate is sharply focused on implausible solutions that are bound to fail. The unsustainable deficits that are now anticipated cannot be repaired by the popular rhetorical fallback on cuts in domestic discretionary spending. A truly effective budget policy will require difficult political compromises amidst a tangle of political "third rails": abandoning the unnecessary goal of a balanced budget, cutting funds for defense and entitlements, and increasing taxes. The public debate on budget reform should also recognize that the supply-side virtues of tax cuts and deficit reduction have been overblown, while the benefits of public investment for economic and social welfare have been routinely and blindly undervalued. Policies that cannot succeed at putting the U.S. budget in orderfor example, reductions in domestic discretionary spending will be rendered increasingly irrelevant by the inexorable and unsustainable growth in health care entitlement costs, an issue that will come to the forefront of the budget debate with the retirement of the baby boom generation. Ill-conceived cuts in domestic spending and unnecessary obstacles to public investment will only exacerbate problems, not solve them. Policies aimed at accomplishing tax increases, defense cuts, and slower growth in entitlement spending must be put on the table.

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Cutting the Federal Budget To Prevent U.S. Bankruptcy, Part I: Why It Needs To Be Done by Jim Grichar (aka Exx-Gman) by Jim Grichar With the federal budget deficit now estimated to exceed the $500 billion level and not apparently likely to decline rapidly in the near future, citizens should rightly worry as to when , and not if, the United States will go bankrupt. While foreign governments like Japan, China, and Taiwan are financing a large part of the U.S. deficit (from 4/02/03 through 3/31/04, foreign government holdings of U.S. government debt increased by nearly $262.3 billion, from over $897.0 billion to just under $1,159.3 billion) as a way of supporting the dollar and thus spurring their exports to the U.S., how long will they continue to finance the U.S. government spending spree? In the current presidential election year, with the proposed $2.4 trillion dollar Bush budget for fiscal year (fy) 2005 (an increase of $81 billion over this year’s budget), Republicans in Congress are making vague noises as to reigning in the growth in spending Even Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, who with his colleagues has been flooding the U.S. and world economies with U.S. dollars in a fitful attempt to finance a world economic recovery, has begun to state that federal spending needs to be cut significantly if America is to have a hope of achieving strong long-term economic growth. Greenspan’s formula, however, only nibbles at the edges of the problem, namely by proposing reductions in future social security benefits for baby-boomer retirees via a change to a less generous annual cost of living adjustment.

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Cutting the Federal Budget To Prevent U.S. Bankruptcy, Part II: Cutting the Defense Budget by Jim Grichar (aka Exx-Gman) by Jim Grichar Because the public is upset with George Bush’s war in Iraq and generally upset with the worthless United Nations and U.S. foreign adventures in general, major cuts in defense spending and foreign aid, accompanied by a major change in U.S. defense strategy and tactics, are the area offering the best promise for savings. And the recent surge in attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq suggests that a civil war there has begun, with dire consequences for the U.S. The prospects for a U.S. "victory" there are falling rapidly every day. So now is even a better time for a third-party presidential candidate to begun to end the warfare state. What level of defense does the U.S. need? Ending the Warfare State Will Save Hundreds of Billions There is plenty of room here for major cuts, although no presidential candidate has even raised the question as to what the U.S. really needs to defend itself. Sending the U.S. military to invade and occupy other countries in an attempt to impose our version of government is absolutely insane, and, as many authors on this site have stated, it just helps create more enemies for the U.S.

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As I Please Alan Bostick explains the which of the what-he-did. Main November 25, 2003 "...The U.S. Federal Budget Is Out of Control." This is what happens when you let Republicans govern without adult supervision: Spending Discipline Proves Unfashionable This Year By DAVID E. ROSENBAUM WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 — The Medicare bill about to clear Congress is the latest example of how budget discipline is being given short shrift at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, critics here and on Wall Street say. By official calculations, the tax cuts and increases in benefits enacted this year alone will increase the national debt by more than $750 billion over the next decade, and the actual amount could be much larger. "In fiscal terms, there is no doubt in my mind that this has been the most irresponsible year ever," said Robert L. Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, a bipartisan watchdog organization that favors restraining the budget deficit. Ed McKelvey, an economist at Goldman Sachs, declared in the investment firm's newsletter last week that "the U.S. federal budget is out of control." ... (via SF Gate Posted by abostick at November 25, 2003 08:35 AM

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78. NewsFromRussia.Com US Federal Budget Deficit us federal budget deficit Even if the United States saved billions of dollars by withdrawing all troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, President George W. Bush http://newsfromrussia.com/world/2004/09/09/55975.html

Pravda.ru Russia Science and Health World ... Opinion pravda.ru sites ... News from Russia /English/ PhotoReports /English/ Forum /English/ FunReports /English/ Pravda.Ru /Portuguese/ Pravda.Ru /Russian/ News /Russian/ Forum /Russian/ Politics /Russian/ World /Russian/ Culture /Russain/ Science /Russian/ Economics /Russian/ Society /Russian/ Districts /Russian/ Accidents /Russian/ Sport /Russian/ Market /Russian/ Lady Pravda.Ru /Russian/ Fark.Ru /Russian/ Health /Russian/ Russia World Science and Culture Accidents ... About Pravda.RU:World:More in detail US federal budget deficit Even if the United States saved billions of dollars by withdrawing all troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, President George W. Bush would still be unlikely to fulfill his promise of reducing the federal budget deficit by half within five years, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said. In the last independent assessment of Bush's fiscal policies before the November election, the Congressional agency predicted on Tuesday that, if no existing laws change, the federal deficit will decline to $312 billion in 2009 from a record of $422 billion in 2004, reports International Herald Tribune. According to the Globe and Mail, Unless Congress lifts the sunset clause on U.S. President George W. Bush's tax cuts, the cumulative deficit could exceed $4-trillion over the decade.

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80. AlterNet: Immorality Of The Bush Budget OpEd A values audit of the president s 2006 federal budget reveals a document that is They tell us what is most valued to those making the budget. http://www.alternet.org/story/21426/

@import url("/css/master.css"); Home Archive Columnists Blogs ... About Advertisement Search: In Special Coverage WireTap: What is Progressive? Andrew Garib War on Iraq: Testimonials of Resistance Jodie Evans EnviroHealth: The True Price of Oil Ashley Shelby MediaCulture: Requiem for a Hollywood Reporter Nikki Finke Rights and Liberties: Racism Rebooted Gary Younge DrugReporter: Stand Up and Tell the Truth Teri Weefur Movie Mix: Facing Forward Zack Pelta-Heller AlterNet Your turn Support AlterNet Do you value the information you're getting from AlterNet? Please show your support with a tax-deductible donation Feedback Tell us how we're doing Immorality of the Bush Budget By Jim Wallis AlterNet . Posted March 9, 2005 Op-Ed: A 'values audit' of the president's 2006 federal budget reveals a document that is deeply un-Christian. Tools EMAIL PRINT BUY Also in Top Stories No Exit From the Danger Zone Alison Stein Wellner, MotherJones.com A Triumph for Decency at the U.N. Ian Williams, AlterNet A Shock To the System Bell Gale Chevigny, AlterNet The Many Faces of Dr. Coburn

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