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Budget FY 2000 - Table S-14. Federal Government Financing and Debt: with Social Security Reform

Category: Budget and Presidential Materials

Collection: Budget of the United States Government

SuDoc Class Number: PREX 2.8:

Date Issued: February 1, 1999

Publication Title: Budget of the United States Government, Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2000

Fiscal Year: 2000

Budget of the U.S. Government

The Budget Documents

Table of Contents

I. The Budget Message of the President

II. Charting A Course for the New Era of Surplus

III. Building on Our Economic Prosperity

1. Sustaining Gro

2. Saving Social Security

IV. Improving Performance Through Better Management

V. Preparing For the 21st Century

3. Investing in Education and Training

4. Supporting Working Families

5. Strengthening Health Care

6. Protecting the Environment

7. Promoting Research

8. Enforcing the Law

9. Building One America

10. Advancing United States Leadership in the World

11. Supporting the World’s Strongest Military Force

VI. Investing in the Common Good: Program Performance in Federal Functions

12. Overview

13. National Defense

14. International Affairs

15. General Science, Space, and Technology

16. Energy

17. Natural Resources and Environment

18. Agriculture

19. Commerce and Housing Credit

20. Transportation

21. Community and Regional Development

22. Education, Training, Employment, and Social Services

23. Health

24. Medicare

25. Income Security

26. Social Security

27. Veterans Benefits and Services

28. Administration of Justice

29 General Government

30. Net Interest

31. Allowances

32. Undistributed Offsetting Receipts

33. Regulation: Costs and Benefits

34. Detailed Functional Tables

Table 34-1. Budget Authority by Function, Category and Program

Table 34-2. Outlays by Function, Category and Program

Table 34-3. Direct and Guaranteed Loans by Function

Table 34-4. Tax Expenditures by Function

VII. Summary Tables

2000 Budget Proposals

Table S-1. Budget Summary

Table S-2. Outlays, Receipts, and Surplus

Table S-3. Summary of Budget Proposals

Table S-4. Discretionary Spending Caps and Budget Proposals

Table S-5. Mandatory and Revenue Proposals

Table S-6. Effect of Proposals on Receipts

Table S-7. Framework for Social Security Reform and Long-term Fiscal Discipline

Table S-8. Tobacco Legislation

Table S-9. Discretionary Proposals by Appropriations Subcommittee

Summaries by Agency

Table S-10. Discretionary Budget Authority by Agency

Table S-11. Discretionary Outlays by Agency

Other Summary Tables

Table S-12. Receipts by Source - Summary

Table S-13. Federal Employment in the Executive Branch

Table S-14. Federal Government Financing and Debt: with Social Security Reform

Table S-15. Comparison of Economic Assumptions

VIII. List of Charts and Tables

IX. OMB Contributors to the 2000 Budget