[Budget Supplement]
[List of Charts and Tables]
[From the U.S. Government Printing Office, www.gpo.gov]
LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES
LIST OF CHARTS
Page
The Budget Message of the President
The Federal Government Dollar Fiscal Year 1997
Estimates......................................... 2
Creating an Age of Possibility
A Vision for the Future:
1-1........ Annual Earnings by Educational Attainment.......... 17
Three Years of Progress:
2-1........ Federal Budget Deficits............................ 20
2-2........ The Deficit Record under President Clinton......... 21
2-3........ Saving Rates....................................... 22
2-4........ U.S. Net International Investment Position......... 23
2-5........ Nonfinancial Debt.................................. 23
2-6........ Productivity Output Per Hour in the Nonfarm
Business Sector................................... 24
2-7........ The ``Misery'' Index............................... 24
2-8........ Civilian Unemployment Rates........................ 25
2-9........ Job Creation....................................... 28
2-10....... Economic Growth.................................... 28
2-11....... Comparative Growth Rates........................... 29
2-12....... Inflation.......................................... 30
2-13....... Long-Term Interest Rates........................... 31
2-14....... Average Family Income by Quintile.................. 31
Projecting American Leadership
Supporting the World's Strongest Military Force:
4-1........ Defense Budget, Procurement, and the 1996
Congressional Budget Resolution................... 48
4-2........ Defense Totals and Procurement Budget Authority.... 49
Creating Opportunity and Encouraging Responsibility
Making Work Pay:
7-1........ The Administration's Child Support Collections
Continue to Grow.................................. 70
7-2........ Food Stamp and AFDC Caseloads are Shrinking
Steadily.......................................... 71
Investing in Education and Training:
8-1........ The Budget Maintains Long-range Commitment to
Education and Training: $61 Billion over
Republican Plan, 1996-2002........................ 77
8-2........ 46 Thousand New Head Start Opportunities for
Children in 1997 over 1995; One Million by 2002... 77
8-3........ The Budget Provides Unprecedented Amounts of
Student Financial Aid to Help More Students Pay
for Postsecondary Education and Training.......... 80
8-4........ New Student Loan Borrowing Shifts Toward Direct
Lending........................................... 81
Protecting the Environment:
9-1........ Air Quality Trends in Major Urban Areas............ 87
9-2........ U.S. Population Served by Secondary Treatment or
Better............................................ 88
9-3........ Recreational Visits to Select Federal Lands........ 89
9-4........ USDA Wetlands Conservation......................... 90
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9-5........ Conservation Reserve Program....................... 91
9-6........ Major Progress in Superfund Cleanups............... 92
Enforcing the Law:
11-1....... Anti-Crime Budget History.......................... 104
11-2....... Immigration and Naturalization Service Border
Patrol and Land Border Inspection Staffing........ 109
Making Government Work
Improving Government Performance:
13-1....... Electronic Payment Forecast-....................... 123
13-2....... Executive Branch Civilian Employment, 1965-1996.... 124
13-3....... Civilian FTE Reductions on a Percent Basis, 1993-
1995
Cabinet Departments and Selected Independent
Agencies.......................................... 125
LIST OF TABLES
Page
The Budget Message of the President
Receipts, Outlays, and Surplus or Deficit.......... 2
Creating an Age of Possibility
Three Years of Progress:
2-1........ Economic Assumptions............................... 33
Projecting American Leadership
Advancing United States Leadership in the World:
3-1........ International Discretionary Programs............... 40
Supporting the World's Strongest Military Force:
4-1........ Military Force Trends.............................. 46
4-2........ Funding Summary for National Defense............... 47
Creating Opportunity and Encouraging Responsibility
Restoring the American Community:
5-1........ Government-Wide Native American Program Funding.... 61
Investing in Education and Training
8-1........ The Budget Increases Spending on Major Education
and Training Programs by $3.4 Billion, or 13
Percent, over 1995, and by $5.9 Billion, or 24
Percent, since 1993............................... 76
Protecting the Environment:
9-1........ Environmental/Natural Resource Investments and
Other High-Priority Programs...................... 86
Promoting Science and Technology:
10-1....... Research and Development Investments............... 97
10-2....... Selected Science and Technology Highlights......... 98
Enforcing the Law:
11-1....... Violent Crime Reduction Trust Fund Spending by
Function.......................................... 105
11-2....... Drug Control Funding............................... 106
11-3....... Immigration and Naturalization Service Program
Funding........................................... 108
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Promoting Tax Fairness:
12-1....... The President's Tax Plan........................... 111
Making Government Work
Building on Success:
14-1....... Performance-Based Organizations.................... 134
14-2....... Specific Commitments of Members of the President's
Vanguard.......................................... 135
Summary Tables
Budget Aggregates:
S-1........ Outlays, Receipts, and Deficit Summary -.......... 141
S-2........ On- and Off-Budget Totals (1995-2006)............. 142
S-3........ Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or
Deficits (-): 1789-2002........................... 143
1997 Budget Proposals:
S-4........ Summary of Budget Proposals....................... 147
S-5........ Application of the ``Fiscal Dividend'' to Budget
Proposals......................................... 148
S-6........ Proposed Discretionary Spending Relative to the
Capped Baseline................................... 149
S-7........ Estimates of Mandatory Budget Proposals by Program 150
S-8........ Effect of Proposals on Receipts................... 153
S-9........ Summary of Supplemental, Rescission, and
Adjustment Proposals-............................. 156
S-10....... Discretionary Proposals by Appropriations
Subcommittee...................................... 157
S-11....... Budget Proposals under CBO Assumptions -........... 158
S-12....... Budget Summary under CBO Assumptions............... 159
Summaries by Agency/Function:
S-13....... Discretionary Budget Authority by Agency-.......... 163
S-14....... Discretionary Outlays by Agency-................... 164
S-15....... Budget Authority by Agency-........................ 165
S-16....... Outlays by Agency-................................. 166
S-17....... Budget Authority by Function-...................... 167
S-18....... Outlays by Function-............................... 168
Other Summary Tables:
S-19....... Receipts by Source--Summary........................ 171
S-20....... Federal Employment in the Executive Branch-........ 172
S-21....... Federal Government Financing and Debt.............. 173
S-22....... Comparison of Economic Assumptions -............... 174