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Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget: Fiscal Year 1999

List of Charts

1. What Is the Budget?

• 1–1 Government Spending as a Share of GDP, 1997
• 1–2 Total Government Outlays as a Percent of GDP

2. Where the Money Comes From—and Where It Goes

• 2–1 Family Budgeting
• 2–2 National Budgeting
• 2–3 The Federal Government Dollar-Where It Comes From
• 2–4 Composition of Revenues
• 2–5 Revenues as a Percent of GDP—Comparison With Other Countries
• 2–6 The Federal Government Dollar-Where It Goes
• 2–7 On- and Off-Budget Deficit Projections

3. How Does the Government Create a Budget?

• 3–1 Major Steps in the Budget Process

4. Deficits and the Debt

• 4–1 Past and Future Budget Deficits or Surpluses
• 4–2 Outlays as a Percent of GDP
• 4–3 Total Government Surplus or Deficit as a Percent of GDP
• 4–4 Interest Costs as a Percent of Income Tax Revenues

5. How Does the Government Create a Budget?

• 5–1 Cuts in Civilian Employment

List of Tables

2. Where the Money Comes From—and Where It Goes

• 2–1 Revenues by Source-Summary
• 2–2 Spending Summary
• 2–3 Spending by Function
• 2–4 Spending by Agency

4. Deficits and the Debt

• 4–1 Federal Government Financing and Debt

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