61. Government In The United States federal Government Resources. Employment Security Commission (W); Office of StatePersonnel Job Vacancies (W); Office of State budget and Management (W); http://www.crisny.org/government/gov.us.html

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62. Catalog Of Federal Domestic Assistance - Developing And Writing Grant Proposals be taken out of the budget unless otherwise with Government guidelines for Federaldomestic assistance Manual Superintendent of Documents us Government Printing http://www.cfda.gov/public/cat-writing.htm

Skip Navigation Home FAQ Privacy ... About The CFDA Web Site Developing And Writing Grant Proposals PART ONE: DEVELOPING A GRANT PROPOSAL Preparation A successful grant proposal is one that is well-prepared, thoughtfully planned, and concisely packaged. The potential applicant should become familiar with all of the pertinent program criteria related to the Catalog program from which assistance is sought. Refer to the information contact person listed in the Catalog program description before developing a proposal to obtain information such as whether funding is available, when applicable deadlines occur, and the process used by the grantor agency for accepting applications. Applicants should remember that the basic requirements, application forms, information and procedures vary with the Federal agency making the grant award. Individuals without prior grant proposal writing experience may find it useful to attend a grantsmanship workshop. A workshop can amplify the basic information presented here. Applicants interested in additional readings on grantsmanship and proposal development should consult the references listed at the end of this section and explore other library resources. INITIAL PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT Developing Ideas for the Proposal When developing an idea for a proposal it is important to determine if the idea has been considered in the applicant's locality or State. A careful check should be made with legislators and area government agencies and related public and private agencies which may currently have grant awards or contracts to do similar work. If a similar program already exists, the applicant may need to reconsider submitting the proposed project, particularly if duplication of effort is perceived. If significant differences or improvements in the proposed project's goals can be clearly established, it may be worthwhile to pursue Federal assistance.

63. Federal Reserve Bank Of St. Louis a significant obstacle to longterm stability because the budget deficit is not TheColor of Money The federal Reserve, Treasury and us Secret Service http://www.stlouisfed.org/

President Bush Nominates Alan Greenspan for Another Four-Year Term as Fed Chairman "Alan Greenspan has done a superb job as chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and I have great confidence in his economic stewardship," Bush stated. Read the White House press release and Alan Greenspan's response GSEs: Borrowing Short and Lending Long S hould the federal government guarantee the financial obligations of government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) during a crisis? In his , St. Louis Fed President Bill Poole shares his opinion that "GSE capital positions are undesirably thin," leaving both GSEs and their investors vulnerable to surprise shocks. Read more. Bill Poole's Bio Bill Poole's Photos Previous Poole Speeches ... Globalization and Innovation What effects will soaring budget deficits have on our economy? In his remarks before the Conference on Bank Structure and Competition , Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan states, “Our fiscal prospects are, in my judgment, a significant obstacle to long-term stability because the budget deficit is not readily subject to correction by market forces that stabilize other imbalances."

64. Jonsson Library: Collections: U.S. Federal Documents: Presidential Papers Office of Management and budget OMB circulars. us Government Printing Office. numbersof these circulars are devoted to the federal budget process providing http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/jonsson/collections/usfed/pres_papers.html

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65. EUROPA - Internal Audit Service - VERSTEHEN Conference 2001: The US Federal Gove a clean opinion on the consolidated accounts of the us federal Government, the EuropeanCourt of Auditors had also identified shortcomings in the EU budget. http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/internal_audit/fridaymorning_en.htm

en EUROPA European Commission Internal Audit Service Verstehen ... FAQ European Commission - Internal Audit Service "VERSTEHEN" CONFERENCE 2001 Third presentation: The case of the US Federal Government: the US experience in (audit) assurance statements and the structural barriers towards change for the better and p by Phil CALDER, Chief Accountant, United States General Accounting Office (GAO) Philip Lowe , Head of Cabinet of Vice President Kinnock, opened the session with a number of remarks on the importance of learning from and exchanging experiences with other nations and international bodies. Mr Lowe introduced the next speaker, Phil Calder , Chief Accountant, US General Accounting Office (GAO). Mr Calder began his intervention by remarking that the "Verstehen" conference could very easily be transported to Washington: the problems which were being aired were also evident in the US. Mr Calder emphasised that the focus of his presentation was on the progress made to address problems rather than on definitive solutions: progress was as much as could ever be achieved. Elaborating upon the rapidly changing circumstances in which all governments operated, Mr Calder stated that the public sector required comprehensive and strategic planning to deal with the constant emergence of new challenges. The expectations placed on governments had increased markedly, while there was also a demand from citizens to pay less to the state.

66. EUROPA - IDA Interchange Of Data Between Administrations The Scorecard tracks how well 26 federal agencies are management initiatives definedby the us President’s Expanded egovernment, and budget and performance http://europa.eu.int/ISPO/ida/jsps/index.jsp?fuseAction=showDocument&documentID=

67. USDA FY2003 Budget Summary The budget Summary describes the fiscal year 2003 budget for the us Department of TheAct” are used to refer to the federal Agriculture Improvement and http://www.usda.gov/agency/obpa/Budget-Summary/2003/2003budsum.htm

FY 2003 BUDGET SUMMARY U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION FUNDING OVERVIEW MISSION AREA HIGHLIGHTS AGRICULTURE INFRASTRUCTURE AND SECURITY MISSION AREA/AGENCY DETAILS: FARM AND FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICES: Farm Service Agency Risk Management Agency Foreign Agricultural Service ... 2003 Proposed Budget-Related Legislation INTRODUCTION The Budget Summary describes the fiscal year 2003 budget for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). All references to years refer to fiscal year, except where specifically noted. Throughout the booklet, “1996 Farm Bill” and “The Act” are used to refer to the Federal Agriculture Improvement and Reform Act of 1996. The Summary is organized into six sections: Funding Overview, Mission Area Highlights, Agriculture Infrastructure and Security, Mission Area/Agency Details, Homeland Security and Appendix Tables. Basic budget terminology: Program Level represents the gross value of all financial assistance USDA provides to the public. This assistance may be in the form of grants, guaranteed or direct loans, cost-sharing, professional services such as research or technical assistance activities, or in-kind benefits such as commodities. Budget Authority is the authority to commit funds of the Federal Treasury. Congress provides this authority through annual appropriations acts and substantive legislation which authorizes direct spending. The President's budget requests the Congress to appropriate or otherwise provide an amount of budget authority sufficient to carry out recommended government programs.

68. U. S. Government Catalog of us Government Publications; Complete list of federal Agency InternetSites budget of the United States Government; Congressional bills and http://www.unk.edu/acad/library/gov_doc/federal.htm

Sign our Guestbook! U.S. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INTERNET SITES Go to Site Map Go to Government Document Department's home page Go to Calvin T. Ryan Library home page This page will help you locate: federal government agency Internet sites individual electronic publications from agencies statistics gathered by the federal government Agencies offer many full-text publications at their sites. This page offers different access points: by subject by agency name by individual title A general section has other sites of interest. Many have more than one method of access, as explained in the annotations. Sites have been reviewed and are highly recommended. Descriptions and linked sections are given for most sites. Table of Contents General sites of interest Ben's Guide to the U. S. Government for Kids , U. S. Government Printing Office Census data: Nebraska 2000 Census Data , Center for Public Affairs Research 2000 Census Data for All States , U.S. Census Bureau American Factfinder Demographic Profiles United States Historical Census Data Browser , Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research Congress: Congress: Nebraska Senators and Representatives U. S. House of Representatives

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70. Career Services - The Fletcher School and budget – http//www.whitehouse.gov/omb; us Agency for International Development– http//usaid.gov. us Trade Representative – http//ustr.gov. federal http://fletcher.tufts.edu/ocs/industryinfo/usfederalgov.htm

Giving to Fletcher » Events Calendar » Home OCS ... Login to eRecruiting INDUSTRY INFORMATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE US FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Description of the Field The US Federal Government is the largest employer in the United States. It is responsible for protecting the environment; regulating worker health and safety; ensuring the safety of the nation’s food supply; overseeing air traffic control operations; curing AIDS; forging international partnerships in an era of globalization; fighting ongoing battles against poverty, homelessness, and illegal drug use; and conducting a global war against terrorism. At present, there are approximately 1.8 million civilian employees in the federal government. International affairs positions in government do not just exist in agencies such as the Department of State and the Agency for International Development. Just about every federal department and agency maintains an international affairs division. Federal job hunters are encouraged to explore a wide variety of agencies that may be involved with international policymaking. Hiring within the federal government is decentralized. Each agency manages its own hiring and is best viewed as a separate employer. While the US Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which functions as the federal government’s human resource division, regulates hiring practices and provides vacancy information for the entire federal government, it is necessary to contact the human resource office for each agency to obtain detailed information about its particular career opportunities.

71. Please Go To Http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2005/ of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2005 (2.0 MB) PDF Information providesdata on budget receipts, outlays, surpluses or deficits, federal debt, and http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/

72. Welcome To The Office Of Management And Budget Contact OMB. President s budget. budget Documents. Supplementals, budgetAmendments, and Releases. federal Management. President s Management Agenda. http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/

Site Search About OMB Organization Chart Contact OMB President's Budget Budget Documents Supplementals, Budget Amendments, and Releases Federal Management President's Management Agenda Office of Federal Financial Management Agency Audits Office of Federal Procurement Policy CAS Board FAIR Act Inventory Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs OIRA Administrator Regulatory Matters Paperwork Requirements News Releases ... Speeches Legislative Information Statements of Administration Policy (SAPs) Testimony Reports to Congress Information for Agencies Circulars Memoranda Bulletins Privacy Guidance ... Site Map OMB Director Joshua B. Bolten and Council of Economic Advisors Chairman N. Gregory Mankiw Testify on the FY 2005 Budget before the House Budget Committee (click image to enlarge) President Bush discusses Budget after Cabinet meeting.

73. Federal Budget Process Compilation of links related to the federal budget from About.com. http://usgovinfo.about.com/newsissues/usgovinfo/msubbudget.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About U.S. Gov Info / Resources Home Essentials ... Government Sales and Auctions zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Government Jobs Business and Money Rights and Freedoms Auction and Sales ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About U.S. Gov Info / Resources newsletter. Search U.S. Gov Info / Resources Federal Budget Process Guide picks A Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget A simple, complete breakdown of the FY 2001 federal budget from the Government Printing Office. Clearly lays out revenues and expenditures, plus the budget process itself, Federal Budget Process Preparing and approving America's budget is one of the most important and difficult jobs of the President and Congress. How does it all come together? From your About.com Guide. Surplus? U.S. Debt Pushes $6 Trillion The national debt was $5,662,225,814,331.71 on Oct. 5, 2000. How long would it take to pay it off at a-dollar-a-second? Learn this fascinating fact, as well as the difference between the debt and the deficit, and where this "surplus" came from. From your About Guide. Government Shutdown?

74. Grandfather Federal Government Debt Report By MWHodges Information on the National Debt, including who the money is owed to, how much worse it is than ever before, how the budget surplus is fake, and how the debt is still growing. http://home.att.net/~mwhodges/debt.htm

Grandfather Economic Report series Summary Feedback What's New Eye-opener ... Must See Federal Government Debt Report - summary page - (updated March 2004) by Michael Hodges email - a chapter of the Grandfather Economic Reports Federal Government Debt now $7 trillion and climbing. In the 1990s the federal government created $2.8 trillion of new debt; more than created in the nation's entire history prior to 1990 Fiscal Year 2000 ended with the highest dollar debt in U.S. history - despite more claims of a 'surplus' and, Fiscal Year 2001 debt was higher than that and, 2002 debt was $420 billion higher than 2001 and, 2003 debt was $555 billion higher than 2002. In the 4 years 1997-2001, before 9-11, total federal debt increased $438 billion, a period when politicians bragged about a $557 billion surplus. That's a $1 Trillion creditability gap (Some might suggest Enron and others learned reporting gimmickry from government practices) Nearly another $1 trillion additional debt was added in 2002-2003 - dramatic pictures below tell the story - I am very concerned about the debt being passed to our younger generation. Who isn't?

75. Center On Budget And Policy Priorities Liberal policy organization specializing in federal budget issues from a lowincome perspective. http://www.cbpp.org/

About Us Email Alerts Jobs Background ... Join the Center's email notification list to get instant alerts of new analyses! Employment Internships All Reports by Date Earned Income Credit ... State Policy Documentation Project Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 820 1st Street, NE, #510 Washington, DC 20002 Ph: 202-408-1080 Fax: 202-408-1056 center@cbpp.org Contact the web team with questions or comments about the site. An Unwise Deal: Why Eliminating The Income Limit On Roth IRA's Is Too Steep A Price To Pay For A Refundable Saver's Credit This analysis, by two leading tax and pension policy experts at Brookings, examines a deal being discussed in the House to couple major new IRA-type tax breaks for high-income people with expansion of a retirement savings tax credit for lower-income people. HTML 7pp. PDF Deficit Picture Grimmer Than CBO's March Projections Suggest CBO's March deficit projections are unrealistically optimistic because they exclude costs of continuing various policies, such as the recent tax cuts; including these costs raises projected deficits to a cumulative $4.6 trillion over the next decade. HTML 18pp. PDF

76. CCER National Budget Simulation This is a creative and interactive page presented by UCBerkeley's Center for Community Economic Research (CCER). A new on-line National federal budget Simulator lets anyone on the World Wide Web attempt to balance the budget. Your choices and the actual budget can be shown graphically also. http://garnet.berkeley.edu:3333/budget/budget.html

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77. Information And Misinformation About Federal Tax Burdens - 1/21/99 Center on budget and Policy Priorities. The percentage of income that typical middleclass families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. http://www.cbpp.org/1-21-99taxburden.htm

January 21, 1999 Information and Misinformation about Federal Tax Burdens by Iris J. Lav The percentage of income that typical middle-class families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. For example, in her response to the President's State of the Union address, Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn said that "a typical mother and father who both work paid nearly 40 percent of their income in taxes." The often-stated 40 percent figure is rounded up from a Tax Foundation report that claims the typical two-earner family pays 36.7 percent of its income in federal, state, and local taxes combined. As described below, however, the Tax Foundation figure is based on a severely flawed methodology and is sharply at odds with estimates of tax burdens from much more authoritative sources, including the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation. The historical trend in federal tax burdens is frequently misportrayed as well. The data do not support the contention, also made by Congresswoman Dunn, that current tax burdens are "...the highest percentage of income ever paid in taxes by American families." The federal taxes that a median-income family pays in 1999 will constitute a lower percentage of income than in 1977 and most years since then. How Much Does a Median Income Family Pay?

78. The Federal Budget Process A brief overview of the actors, laws, and timeframe that affects the creation of the federal budget. http://www.cnie.org/nle/leg-27.html

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79. Budget Of The United States Government Browse Fiscal Year 2001 Site Search advanced budget Main Page Home Page Executive Branch budget of the United States Government A Citizen's Guide to the federal budget. Appendix. Supporting Documents http://w3.access.gpo.gov/usbudget/fy2001/maindown.html

80. U.S. Senate Budget Committee Deals with matters related to the federal budget. This committee's responsibilities include studying the effect on the budget of existing and proposed legislation, and reviewing the conduct of the Congressional budget Office. http://budget.senate.gov/

Monday - June 07, 2004 05:34:51 PM EDT Senate Budget Committee 624 Dirksen Senate Office Building - (202) 224-0642 Republican Website Democratic Website

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