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United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by MrPolitics: 3:12pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Department or Agency Outlays Dept. of Agriculture $133,302,534,318 Dept. of Commerce $9,280,183,034 Dept. of Defense - Military Programs $516,397,395,283 Dept. of Education $60,223,512,847 Dept. of Energy $26,727,384,723 Dept. of Health and Human Services $1,007,294,966,561 Dept. of Homeland Security $42,018,655,403 Dept. of Housing and Urban Development $35,848,292,854 Dept. of the Interior $13,234,776,487 Dept. of Justice $31,040,126,715 Dept. of Labor $44,845,124,956 Dept. of State $25,400,387,187 Dept. of Transportation $75,526,223,160 Dept. of the Treasury $544,077,789,510 Dept. of Veterans Affairs $158,588,525,167 Environmental Protection Agency $7,649,595,212 General Services Administration $1,129,883,843 International Assistance Programs $23,257,655,755 NASA $16,944,737,768 Social Security Administration $907,837,909,186 +Other Departments and Agencies $181,793,382,611 Allowances $12,146,251,319 Undistributed Offsetting Receipts $-225,124,956,001 Total - $4.15trillion Cc lalasticlala 1 Like |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by softMarket(m): 3:20pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Bubu will see this now and increase our own!! |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by mrvitalis(m): 3:23pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Am very show 60% of that money came from tax Tax is the only way to run a sensible government, the people become actively interested and want to know everything the government become active to impress the people. .. thats it.. imagine if an average Nigerian pays a tax of 200k per year .. Thats around 32 trillion. ..per year.. Tell me the excuse they will have not to fix road and electricity in five years, we will have loans available for unemployed graduates, bail outs to alling industries We can even triple salaries and still be good.. . Infact vote mrvitalis for president |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by Nobody: 6:09pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
mrvitalis: In developed countries, transparency regarding the national budget is the standard norm but there is nothing impressive about the US national budget. Their government debt to GDP is at 104%. This is HUGE. Now Donald Trump wants to lower taxes and at the same time invest in infrastructure to create jobs. It is called deficit spending. This is what Obama was doing to manoeuvre the country out of the recession caused by the financial crisis. The economist John M. Keynes, who first recommended deficit spending in times of recession to boost the economy, also demanded that the government saves in times of economic recovery to pay off the debt and have savings for the next recession. Who is going to do that? If Trump lowers taxes and at the same time spends more, the US government debt will skyrocket again. One can only imagine the mess they are creating for themselves if Trump actually implements such policies. Oh, and let's not forget the businesses that he promised to bring back to the US back from China and Mexico. He will have to promise lower taxes to them as well and possibly deregulate some of the rights worker unions have been fighting for so the 'poor white men', his biggest support group, will have to work under the conditions people in developing countries have to cope with. The person they voted for to save them, will make the working conditions of the little man a living hell if he continues as he began. I swear, some people are too stewpid to vote. They should not be allowed to vote for their own security. Having said that, Donald rocks! He said it was easy to win the election. I agree. Say what people want to hear and the victory is yours. The oldest trick in politics is to tell people that you are going to lower the taxes. Have you ever heard a party campaign with the promise to increase the taxes, even if necessary? 1 Like |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by mrvitalis(m): 6:28pm On Dec 01, 2016 |
Mindfulness:How those this concern my comment? |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by EzeNri(m): 8:27am On Dec 02, 2016 |
Mindfulness:Trump this, Trump that. Can't you give the man a break? All Trump's policies, even his view on climate change are foundational GOP manifestoes. He might have drifted to far right, but doesn't have a policy that doesn't have a GOP signature written over it. Tax cut is a GOP's manifesto, while Dems prefer tax hike. Yes! Hillary promised that. I'll like to refer you to the first Presidential debate. It is not even her policy, she only reiterating Dems' manifesto. Before shouting Trump next time, make sure you have gone through GOP manifesto. Bunch of Nigerians forming ITK. 1 Like |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by Nobody: 11:24pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
EzeNri: Are you asking me to give the President-Elect of a world power a break? |
Re: United States Of America's 2017 Federal Budget by Nobody: 1:41pm On Dec 08, 2016 |
D.o.D alone $516 billion. the department of defence budget is bigger than the whole of Africa's foreign reserve put together. to be the greatest nation on earth, no be beans 1 Like |
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