    [Budget of the U.S. Government]
    [VIII. List of Charts and Tables]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

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                        VIII. LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES

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                            LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES

                                 LIST OF CHARTS

                                                                       Page

    I. The Budget Message of the President

                 The Federal Government Dollar Fiscal Year 1998
                  Estimates.........................................    2

    III. Putting the Building Blocks in Place

    III-1.  Saving Rates.......................................        23

    III-2.  Real Interest Rates................................        23

    III-3.  Net Private Domestic Investment....................        24

    III-4.  Budget Deficits....................................        26

    III-5.  Job Creation.......................................        27

    III-6.  Underlying Rates of Inflation
                   CPI: All Items Less Food and Energy..............   27

    III-7.  Poverty Rates......................................        28

    III-8.  Long-Run Deficit Projections.......................        30

    IV. Improving Performance in a Balanced Budget World............

    IV-1.  Executive Branch Civilian Employment, 1965-1996....         38

    IV-2.  Civilian FTE Changes on a Percent Basis, 1993-1996
                   Cabinet Departments and Selected Independent
                  Agencies..........................................   39

    V. Creating Opportunity, Demanding Responsibility, and
     Strengthening Community

      Investing In Education and Training:

    2-1.Investment in Education Department Programs, Hope
                  Scholarships And Tax Deductions Will Increase 56
                  Percent Between 1996 And 2002.....................   60

    2-2. 36 Thousand New Head Start Opportunities for
                  Children in 1998 over 1997; One Million by 2002..    61

    2-3. The Federal Government Will Provide Nearly $60
                  Billion in Student Aid in 2002, More than Double
                  the 1993 Level.................................      63

      Protecting the Environment:

    3-1. Major Progress in Superfund Cleanups...............           72

    3-2. USDA Wetlands Conservation.........................           74

    3-3. Recreational Visits to Select Federal Lands........           75

      Enforcing the Law:

    5-1. Anti-Crime Budget History..........................          86

    5-2. Immigration and Naturalization Service Border
                  Patrol and Land Border Inspection Staffing.....     92

       Restoring the American Community:

    6-1. Concentration of Poverty in Urban Areas Reached a
                  30-Year High in 1990...........................    96

    6-2. Housing Voucher Recipients Are Less Likely to Live
                  in High Poverty Neighborhoods Than Are Residents
                  of Public Housing............................     100

      Implementing Welfare Reform:

    7-1. Welfare Rolls Declined as the Economy Improved and
             as States Experimented with Welfare Innovations...     106

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    7-2. 1993 Expansion of the EITC Helps 15 Million Lower-
                  Income Working Families.......................    108

    VI. Investing in the Common Good: The Major Functions of the
     Federal Government

       Natural Resources and Environment:
    16-1. Air Quality Trends in Urban Areas..................      156

    16-2. Population Served by Secondary Treatment or Better.      157

       Agriculture:

    17-1. Production Flexibility Contract Payments Exceed
                  Projected Deficiency Payments.................   160

       Social Security:

    25-1. Composition of Social Security Recipients..........      194
    25-2. Beneficiary Population with Family Income Above and
                  Below the Poverty Line.......................... 195
    25-3. Portion of Beneficiaries that Rely Heavily on
                  Social Security...............................   196

      Veterans Benefits and Services:

    26-1. Estimated Veteran Population.......................      200

      Administration of Justice:

    27-1. Administration of Justice Expenditures.............      204
    27-2. Federal Justice Expenditures.......................      205

       Net Interest:

    29-1. Net Interest.......................................      212

                                 LIST OF TABLES

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    I. The Budget Message of the President

    I-1. Receipts, Outlays, and Surplus or Deficit..........         2

    III. Putting the Building Blocks in Place

    III-1. Economic Assumptions...............................      31

    IV. Improving Performance in a Balanced Budget World

    IV-1. Strategies to Improve Performance and Reduce Costs.       37

    IV-2. Proposed Performance-Based Organizations...........       37

    IV-3. Program Performance Benefits from Major Information
                  Technology Investments........................... 45

    V. Creating Opportunity, Demanding Responsibility, and
                  Strengthening Community

       Investing in Education and Training:

    2-1. The Budget Increases Resources for Major Education
                  and Training Programs by $15 Billion, or 56
                  Percent over 1993...............................  59

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       Protecting the Environment:

    3-1. Environmental/Natural Resource Investments and
                  Other High-Priority Programs..................   71

       Promoting Research:

    4-1. Research and Development Investments...............       78

    4-2. Selected Science and Technology Highlights.........       79

       Enforcing the Law:

    5-1. Violent Crime Reduction Trust Fund Spending by
                  Function.......................................  87

    5-2. Drug Control Funding...............................       89

    5-3. Immigration and Naturalization Service Funding by
                  Program........................................  91

       Restoring the American Community:

    6-1. Government-Wide Native American Program Funding....      101

       Promoting Tax Fairness:

    8-1. The President's Tax Plan...........................      112

       Supporting America's Global Leadership:

    9-1. International Discretionary Programs...............      117

       Supporting the World's Strongest Military Force:

    10-1. Military Force Trends..............................     124

    VI. Investing in the Common Good: The Major Functions of the
     Federal Government

       Overview:

    11-1. Federal Resources by Function......................     132

       National Defense:

    12-1. Federal Resources in Support of National Defense...     137

       International Affairs:

    13-1. Federal Resources in Support of International
                  Affairs.....................................    141

       General Science, Space, and Technology:

    14-1. Federal Resources in Support of General Science,
                  Space,and Technology........................    145

       Energy:

    15-1. Federal Resources in Support of Energy.............     149

       Natural Resources and Environment:

    16-1. Federal Resources in Support of Natural Resources
                  and Environment..............................   153

       Agriculture:

    17-1. Federal Resources in Support of Agriculture........     159

       Commerce and Housing Credit:

    18-1. Federal Resources in Support of Commerce and
                  Housing Credit...............................   163

    18-2. Selected Federal Commerce and Housing Credit
                  Programs Portfolio Characteristics...........   164

       Transportation:

    19-1. Federal Resources in Support of Transportation.....     169

       Community and Regional Development:

    20-1. Federal Resources in Support of Community and
                  Regional Development.........................   173

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       Education, Training, Employment, and Social Services:

    21-1. Federal Resources in Support of Education,
                  Training, Employment, and Social Services....   177

       Health:

    22-1. Federal Resources in Support of Health.............     181

       Medicare:

    23-1. Federal Resources in Support of Medicare...........     185

       Income Security:

    24-1. Federal Resources in Support of Income Security....     189

       Social Security:

    25-1. Federal Resources in Support of Social Security....     193

       Veterans Benefits and Services:

    26-1. Federal Resources in Support of Veterans Benefits
                  and Services................................    199

       Administration of Justice:

    27-1. Federal Resources in Support of Administration of
                  Justice.....................................    203

       General Government:

    28-1. Federal Resources in Support of General Government.     207

       Net Interest:

    29-1. Net Interest.......................................     211

       Undistributed Offsetting Receipts:

    30-1. Undistributed Offsetting Receipts..................     215

       Detailed Functional Tables:

    31-1. Budget Authority by Function, Category and Program.     217

    31-2. Outlays by Function, Category and Program..........     251

    31-3. Direct and Guaranteed Loans by Function............     285

    31-4. Tax Expenditures by Function.......................     292

    VII. Summary Tables

           Budget Aggregates:

    S-1. Outlays, Receipts, and Deficit Summary.............      303

    S-2. On- and Off-Budget Totals (1996-2007)..............      304

    S-3. Summary of Receipts, Outlays, and Surpluses or
                  Deficits (-): 1789-2002....................     305

       1998 Budget Proposals:

    S-4. Summary of Budget Proposals........................      309

    S-5. Current Services and Proposed Discretionary
                  Spending Levels..............................   310

    S-6. Mandatory Budget Proposals by Program..............      311

    S-7. Effect of Proposals on Receipts....................      315

    S-8. Summary of Supplemental and Rescission Proposals...      318

    S-9. Discretionary Proposals by Appropriations
                  Subcommittee.................................   319

       Summaries by Agency:

    S-10. Discretionary Budget Authority by Agency...........     323

    S-11. Discretionary Outlays by Agency....................     324

    S-12. Budget Authority by Agency.........................     325

    S-13. Outlays by Agency..................................     326

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       Other Summary Tables:

    S-14. Receipts by Source--Summary........................     329

    S-15. Federal Employment in the Executive Branch.........     330

    S-16. Federal Government Financing and Debt..............     331

    S-17. Comparison of Economic Assumptions.................     332