OMB Watch carries: Notes from the Economy: Underemployment While the monthly number is an important component in summarizing the state of economy, but it’s an incomplete indicator. For example, at…

…obtained from NIPA Table 7.1 Data for real tax collections comes from OMB Table 1.3. I’ve also downloaded all the data and links into this Google Spreadsheet. Many of the…

…real gdp per capita and population is obtained from NIPA Table 7.1 Data for real tax collections comes from OMB Table 1.3. I’ve also downloaded all the data and links…

OMB Watch lists some main items needing passing to continue the government, and indicates progress through the Congressional approval maze. This is only a partial list of course, and just…

by rdan Hat tip to OMB Watch for the post on dueling papers and economists on our future federal budget dilemmas. (Most of us are ignoring the state level shortfalls…

…I tend to go the true original source of the data where I can – the BEA for real GDP per capita, the Treasury or the OMB for debt, etc….

…OMB Circular A-76. A competition using the circular requires identifying and classifying the “functions” being performed by government employees commercial activities, the identified activity has to be determined to be…

…TINs creates a risk of identity theft and fraud. The OMB action followed the April 2007 Justice Department and FTC plan to combat identity theft, which called on government agencies…

…interventions as yet to be determined. My head spins from the re-designing of federal powers, and the pre-emption of state rules. OMB carries the following: According to a recent paper…

…from the government in 2006, or $755 million per day, according to FedSpending.org, a website of the budget watchdog group OMB Watch. In 2004, the first full year after the…