p. 599 - The Center for Community Economic Research at
the University of Claifornia in Berkeley created the
National
Budget Simulation to
inform citizens about the trade-offs that need to be made
to balance the budget. The simulation still has value
even through a balanced budget, once thought to be
politically impossible, has been achieved.
p. 602 - Are you angry about high taxes? Get sympathy
from the U.S.
Taxpayers Party.
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Additional World Wide Web Resources from page 616
Federal
Reserve Board In
addition to explaining the structure and functions of the
Federal Reserve Board, this site contains the famous
"Beige Book" that reports on economic conditions in the
nation eight times a year. It is an easy-to-read
executive summary of business, manufacturing, and
commercial activities in each of the system's twelve
regional banks.
Office
of Management and Budget
This is the place to go to get recent versions of the
federal budget. It provides data as well as graphs and
text.
Economic
Policy Institute This
site offers analysis and commentary about economic issues
from the left side of the ideological spectrum.
CATO
Institute CATO derives
from Cato's Letters, "libertarian pamphlets that helped
lay the philosophical foundation for the American
Revolution." This site offers analysis and commentary
about economic issues from the right side of the
ideological spectrum.