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The Sixteentrilliondollar Mistake Bruce S Jansson

Name: The Sixteentrilliondollar Mistake Bruce S Jansson
SKU: BELL-1815664
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Sixteentrilliondollar Mistake Bruce S Jansson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Columbia University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.51 MB

Pages: 496

Author: Bruce S. Jansson

ISBN: 9780231114325, 9780231505260, 023111432X, 0231505264

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Sixteentrilliondollar Mistake Bruce S Jansson by Bruce S. Jansson 9780231114325, 9780231505260, 023111432X, 0231505264 instant download after payment.

Choices about budget priorities are arguably the most important made by the federal government, profoundly affecting the well-being of citizens. Bruce Jansson documents how presidents from FDR to Clinton have made ill-advised choices that wasted trillions of dollars. Going beyond charges of corruption or bureaucratic waste, the book is an eye-opening expos? revealing innumerable useless projects (military as well as civilian), unnecessary tax concessions, and the use of interest payments to cover deficit spending, among other costly mistakes. Using Office of Management and Budget projections through 2004, Jansson shows how the madness continues -- and how an informed electorate can put an end to it.