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US Federal Budget – Links

March 24, 2014 / Jim Luke

Links for in-class discussion on US Federal Budget and fiscal policy:

nationalpriorities.org

Wikipedia on US Federal Budget

White House and Office of Mgt and Budget on 2015 Budget

Actual 2015 US Budget Proposal – from Govt Printing Office (pdf of graphs/tables)

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