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Charlene Nichols - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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StudyGuides. Federal Budget Process. Finding Books.
2011Co-Authors: Charlene NicholsAbstract:This research guide will lead scholars to a wide range of print and online resources that describe the Federal Budget process.
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StudyGuides. Federal Budget Process. Web Resources.
2011Co-Authors: Charlene NicholsAbstract:This research guide will lead scholars to a wide range of print and online resources that describe the Federal Budget process.
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StudyGuides. Federal Budget Process. Getting Started.
2011Co-Authors: Charlene NicholsAbstract:This research guide will lead scholars to a wide range of print and online resources that describe the Federal Budget process.
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StudyGuides. Federal Budget Process. Finding Articles.
2011Co-Authors: Charlene NicholsAbstract:This research guide will lead scholars to a wide range of print and online resources that describe the Federal Budget process.
William B. P. Robson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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achieving balance spurring growth a shadow Federal Budget for 2012
C.D. Howe Institute Commentary, 2012Co-Authors: Alexandre Laurin, William B. P. RobsonAbstract:Canada is in the happy position of being able to address its fiscal challenges not just through eliminating deficits, but also by promoting growth in the economy and the tax base. This report takes a two-pronged approach: first, an accelerated plan to achieve Budgetary surplus in three years; and second, a series of low-cost initiatives designed to foster economic growth. On top of the strategic review of direct program spending announced in last year’s Federal Budget, initiatives in this Shadow Budget can enhance Federal cost savings, including: restraining Federal employee compensation, rationalizing Canada's tax base and trimming financial assistance to Crown Corporations.
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cutting through pension complexity easy steps forward for the 2010 Federal Budget
2010Co-Authors: William B. P. RobsonAbstract:Ottawa has an opportunity in the 2010 Federal Budget to improve retirement saving prospects for many Canadians. In a paper released today, the author outlines straightforward, no-regrets ways Ottawa can facilitate more saving and make cost-effective risk-pooling available to the majority of Canadians in defined-contribution (DC) plans and registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs).
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Back to Balance: A Shadow Federal Budget for 2010
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010Co-Authors: Alexandre Laurin, William B. P. Robson, Colin Busby, Finn PoschmannAbstract:Spending restraint is key to achieving a balanced Federal Budget over the next five years and should form part of Ottawa’s March Budget. This Backgrounder demonstrates how to limit the rise in the Federal debt by prudently reining in spending growth rather than raising taxes, so that past and pending improvements to the nation’s tax competitiveness are not erased.
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lasting bang for the stimulus buck priorities for the 2009 Federal Budget
e-briefs, 2009Co-Authors: William B. P. Robson, Alexandre Laurin, Finn PoschmannAbstract:Unusual economic and political circumstances surround the framing of the 2009 Federal Budget. A period of global spending outrunning productive capacity has ended with financial crisis and recession in much of the world, Canada included. The sudden slump has prompted demand for, and expectations of, fiscal action.
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Steering Through Turbulence: The Shadow Federal Budget for 2008
2008Co-Authors: William B. P. Robson, Finn Poschmann, Robin Banerjee, Colin Busby, Benjamin DachisAbstract:Near-term turbulence should not distract Ottawa Budget-makers from critical long-term tasks. This 2008 shadow Federal Budget will move Canada a key step forward by providing improved incentives and rewards for Canadians' work and saving, and a more congenial environment for investment and innovation.
Paul Gatz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides Sandbox for Library Schools. The Federal Budget Process. Congress.
2013Co-Authors: Paul GatzAbstract:This guide is designed to help students, scholars, journalists, and citizens conduct research into the Federal Budget process using both print and online resources. Budget Resolutions & Appropriation Bills
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LibGuides Sandbox for Library Schools. The Federal Budget Process. Congressional Committees.
2013Co-Authors: Paul GatzAbstract:This guide is designed to help students, scholars, journalists, and citizens conduct research into the Federal Budget process using both print and online resources. Budget & Appropriations Committees
Robert Keith - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Federal Budget Process Reform in the 111th Congress: A Brief Overview
2010Co-Authors: Robert KeithAbstract:This report briefly discusses the context in which Federal Budget process changes are made and identifies selected reform proposals by major category. The identification of reform proposals in this report is not intended to be comprehensive.
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Initial Federal Budget Response to the 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor
2001Co-Authors: Robert KeithAbstract:This report discusses initial Federal Budget response to attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, which occurred as the Federal government was half way through FY1942.
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A Brief Introduction to the Federal Budget Process
1997Co-Authors: Robert KeithAbstract:This report provides a brief introduction to the Federal Budget process. Key Budget concepts and terminology are defined and explained. The separate procedures that make up the Federal Budget process are identified and their salient features described. While a complete understanding of Federal Budgeting probably can be obtained only after much observation and study of the process in operation, broad exposure to its rudiments is a useful first step. Various resources "for additional reading" are identified at the end of this report, which the reader may find helpful in exploring the subject in greater depth.
Thomas J. Cuny - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Federal Budget Concepts - Bright Lines or Black Holes?
Public Budgeting Finance, 1998Co-Authors: Thomas J. CunyAbstract:This article reviews a range of issues that are central to the organizing principles of the Federal Budget - the guidelines that determine whether a transaction belongs in or outside of the Budget; and, if it belongs in the Budget, how it should be recorded. The article starts by discussing the nature of the Federal Budget, the powers and responsibilities of the Federal government, and related issues, and then discusses four broad sets of Budget concepts issues: (I) Budgeting for Earmarked Taxes and Spending; (II) Budgeting for Capital Investment; (III) Classification Categories Within the Budget; and (IV) Evasions of Budgetary Coverage.
