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XI. List of Charts and Tables


LIST OF CHARTS

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III. Overview of the President's 10-Year Budget Plan
    III–1.
The President's 10-Year Budget Plan
10
    III–2.
The President's 10-Year Budget Plan—Debt Management Challenges
10
    III–3.
The End of the Interest Burden (Interest Costs Plunge as Share of Government)
12
    III–4.
Average Revenue Underestimate of OMB/CBO Based on January 1995 Projections
15
    III–5.
Revenue Minus GDP Growth
16
IV. An Unprecedented Moment in History
    IV–1.
Impact of Unconstrained Growth
24
V. Major Policy Initiatives
  Pay Down the Federal Debt
    1–1.
Debt as a Share of GDP
29
    1–2.
Policy Surpluses vs. Maximum Debt Retirement
30
  Provide Tax Relief for American Families
    2–1.
Individual Income Taxes as a Share of GDP at Record High
34
    2–2.
President's Tax Cut Provides the Greatest Percentage Reduction for the Lowest Income Families
35
    2–3.
Administration Tax Cut Lowers Marginal Tax Rates for Families on the Outskirts of Poverty
36
  Strengthen and Reform Education
    3–1.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act and Related Programs
40
  Modernize and Reform Social Security
    4–1.
Social Security Rates of Return Falling with Each Generation
46
  Modernize and Reform Medicare
    5–1.
The Aging of Society Makes Reform Urgent
50
    5–2.
Medicare Outlays vs. Medicare Tax Receipts and Premiums
52
VI. Other Key Policy Priorities
  Protect the Environment
    11–1.
Land and Water Conservation Fund
71
    11–2.
National Park Service Funding Available for Deferred Maintenance Projects
73
  Invest in Health Care
    13–1.
Budget Proposes Biggest Increase in NIH History
79
VII. Summaries by Agency
    16–1.
Department of Agriculture, 3.1% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
92
    17–1.
Department of Commerce, 3.3% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
96
    18–1.
Department Defense, 4.6% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
100
    19–1.
Department of Education, 10.6% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
104
    20–1.
Department of Energy, 3.1% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
108
    21–1.
Department of Health and Human Services, 11.2% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002; 9.3% Average Annual Growth Excluding NIH, 1998–2002
112
    22–1.
Department of Housing and Urban Development, 2.5% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
118
    23–1.
Department of the Interior, 5.0% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
122
    24–1.
International Affairs Programs, 6.2% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
126
    25–1.
Department of Justice, 4.4% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
130
    26–1.
Department of Labor, 1.3% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
134
    27–1.
Department of Transportation, 7.6% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
138
    28–1.
Department of the Treasury, 6.4% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
142
    29–1.
Department of Veterans Affairs, 5.5% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
144
    30–1.
Corps of Engineers, -1.7% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
148
    31–1.
Environmental Protection Agency, 3.0% Average Operating Program Annual Growth, 1998–2002
150
    32–1.
Federal Emergency Management Agency, -6.6% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
154
    33–1.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1.5% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
156
    34–1.
National Science Foundation, 6.8% Average Annual Growth, 1998–2002
160
    35–1.
Small Business Administration, -0.2% Average Program Level Annual Growth, 1998–2002
164
VIII. Budget Process Reform
    VIII–1.
Budget Surpluses Lead to Bigger Government
172


LIST OF TABLES

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III. Overview of the President's 10-Year Budget Plan
    III–1.
Total Medicare Deficit
14
V. Major Policy Initiatives
  Pay Down the Federal Debt
    1–1.
Non-Retireable Debt
31
X. Summary Tables
    S–1.
President's 10-Year Plan
185
    S–2.
Proposed Policy
186
    S–3.
Budget Summary
187
    S–4.
Bridge to 2002 Proposed Discretionary Spending
188
    S–5.
Discretionary Policy Initiatives
189
    S–6.
Discretionary Budget Authority by Agency
190
    S–7.
Proposed Discretionary Spending Limits
191
    S–8.
Mandatory Proposals
192
    S–9.
Effect of Proposals on Receipts
194
    S–10.
Budget Authority Totals by Function
195
    S–11.
Outlay Totals by Function
196
    S–12.
Discretionary Budget Authority by Function
197
    S–13.
Discretionary Outlays by Function
198
    S–14.
Comparison of Economic Assumptions
199
    S–15.
Baseline Category Totals
200
    S–16.
Federal Government Financing and Debt
201

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