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BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Unless otherwise specified, all of the call numbers refer to items
which can be retrieved on the Lower Level of the Science, Industry and
Business Library. (*R precedes Library of Congress call numbers, which
are on items on the Open Reference Shelves of the Lower Level or at
the McGraw Desk).
"A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon it adds up to real money" attributed
to Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois.
The executive budget is a proposal. Congress reviews and finalizes
the President's proposal through a process that is concluded by various "appropriations." Appropriation
hearings more closely reflect actual budgeted expenses. Figures for
the past year in President's budget are factual. Current and next year
are "estimates."
Location (Text)
| Budget of the U.S. Government |
Latest at*R HJ 2051.A59;
JLM 75-277 (1971/72 - );
Check CATNYP for earlier |
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FY 1996 - Current
