    [Economic Outlook, Highlights from FY 1994 to FY 2001, FY 2002 Baseline Projections]
    [V.   List of Charts and Tables]
    [From the U.S. Government Printing Office, www.gpo.gov]

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                            LIST OF CHARTS AND TABLES

                                 LIST OF CHARTS

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    II.  The Turnaround in the Budget and the Economy

        II-1...  Unified Budget Surpluses Follow Years of Deficits..      14
        II-2...  Publicly Held Debt has been Brought Under Control..      15
        II-3...  On-Budget Deficits have been Turned into Surpluses.      16
        II-4...  The Budget was Balanced by Lower Spending and            17
                  Increases in Receipts.............................
        II-5...  Among the G-7 Countries the United States will have      18
                  the Largest
                   Budget Surplus in 2001...........................
        II-6...  The Employment: Population Ratio Reached a Record        19
                  High in 2000......................................
        II-7...  Net National Saving Recovered in the Clinton Years.      20
        II-8...  Real Business Fixed Investment has Soared Since          21
                  1992..............................................
        II-9...  Productivity has Accelerated Along with Investment.      22
        II-10..  The Misery Index is Near Its Lowest Level in Over        23
                  Thirty Years......................................
        II-11..  Long-Term Budget Projections Require Caution.......      26

    III.  Major Functions of the Federal Government

      Natural Resources and Environment
        6-1....  Air Quality Trends.................................      91
        6-2....  Major Progress in Superfund Cleanups...............      94

      Agriculture
        7-1....  Federal Payments & Market Income: Relative Shares        99
                  of Net Cash
                   Farm Income......................................

      Commerce and Housing Credit
        8-1....  Homeownership Expands to an Additional Nine Million     108
                  Families..........................................

      Transportation
        9-1....  Highway Fatality Rate has Dropped..................     116
        9-2....  Reduced Boating Fatalities.........................     118
        9-3....  Transit Ridership is Up Significantly..............     120

      Veterans Benefits and Services
        16-1...  Veterans Population Declines and Ages..............     178

      Administration of Justice
        17-1...  Administration of Justice Expenditures.............     182
        17-2...  Federal Justice Expenditures.......................     183
        17-3...  Federal Drug Control Spending......................     186

      General Government
        18-1...  Trends in Federal Employment.......................     195

      Net Interest
        19-1...  Net Interest.......................................     198

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                                 LIST OF TABLES

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    I.  The President's Transmittal Message--Summary Tables

        I-1....  Baseline Totals....................................       7
        I-2....  Baseline Totals by Category........................       8
        I-3....  Federal Government Financing and Debt..............       9

    II.  The Turnaround in the Budget and the Economy
        II-1...  Economic Assumptions...............................      24

    III.  Major Functions of the Federal Government

      Introduction
        1-1....  Federal Resources by Function......................      40

      National Defense
        2-1....  Federal Resources in Support of National Defense...      43
        2-2....  U.S. Conventional Force Structure..................      44
        2-3....  Strategic Forces...................................      49
        2-4....  Overall Funding for Unconventional Threats.........      50

      International Affairs
        3-1....  Federal Resources in Support of International            53
                  Affairs...........................................

      General Science, Space, and Technology
        4-1....  Federal Resources in Support of General Science,         61
                  Space, and Technology.............................
        4-2....  Selected Research Increases........................      61
        4-3....  Research and Development Investments...............      62
        4-4....  21st Century Research Fund.........................      63

      Energy
        5-1....  Federal Resources in Support of Energy.............      71

      Natural Resources and Environment
        6-1....  Federal Resources in Support of Natural Resources        81
                  and Environment...................................
        6-2....  High-Priority Environmental and Natural Resource         82
                  Programs..........................................
        6-3....  Lands Legacy.......................................      83

      Agriculture
        7-1....  Federal Resources in Support of Agriculture........      97
        7-2....  USDA/Commodity Credit Corporation Payments to            98
                  Farmers...........................................

      Commerce and Housing Credit
        8-1....  Federal Resources in Support of Commerce and            107
                  Housing Credit....................................
        8-2....  Selected Federal Commerce and Housing Credit            109
                  Programs:
                   Credit Programs Portfolio Characteristics........

      Transportation
        9-1....  Federal Resources in Support of Transportation.....     115

      Community and Regional Development
        10-1...  Federal Resources in Support of Community and           123
                  Regional Development..............................
        10-2...  Selected Native American Programs..................     128
        10-3...  Delta Regional Authority and Associated Agency          131
                  Funding...........................................

      Education, Training, Employment, and Social Services
        11-1...  Federal Resources in Support of Education,              133
                  Training, Employment, and Social Services.........
        11-2...  Selected Education, Training, and Related Programs.     134
        11-3...  Hispanic Education Action Plan (HEAP)..............     138

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      Health
        12-1...  Federal Resources in Support of Health.............     149
        12-2...  Food Safety Initiative.............................     152
        12-3...  Government-wide HIV/AIDS Spending..................     154

      Medicare
        13-1...  Federal Resources in Support of Medicare...........     159

      Income Security
         14-1..  Federal Resources in Support of Income Security....     163

      Social Security
         15-1..  Federal Resources in Support of Social Security....     171

      Veterans Benefits and Services
         16-1..  Federal Resources in Support of Veterans Benefits       177
                  and Services......................................

      Administration of Justice
         17-1..  Federal Resources in Support of Administration of       181
                  Justice...........................................
         17-2..  Civil Rights Enforcement Funding...................     187

      General Government
         18-1..  Federal Resources in Support of General Government.     191

      Net Interest
         19-1..  Net Interest.......................................     197

      Undistributed Offsetting Receipts
         20-1..  Undistributed Offsetting Receipts..................     201

    IV.  Current Services Estimates and the Pending Policy Agenda
        IV-1...  Accounting for Expiring Provisions.................     206
        IV-2...  Major Anomalies Caused by BEA Baseline Rules.......     207
        IV-3...  Bridge from BEA Baseline Surplus to Anomaly             208
                  Adjusted Baseline Surplus.........................
        IV-4...  Pending Policy Proposals...........................     210
        IV-5...  Current Services Estimates, 2000-2011..............     214
        IV-6...  Baseline Receipts by Source........................     214
        IV-7...  Change in Baseline Outlays by Category.............     216
        IV-8...  Summary of Economic Assumptions....................     217
        IV-9...  Beneficiary Projections for Major Benefit Programs.     218
        IV-10..  Impact of Regulations, Expiring Authorizations, and     219
                  Other Assumptions in the Baseline.................
        IV-11..  Baseline Receipts by Source........................     224
        IV-12..  Baseline Outlay Totals by Category.................     225
        IV-13..  Baseline Outlays by Function.......................     226
        IV-14..  Baseline Outlays by Agency.........................     227
        IV-15..  Baseline Discretionary Budget Authority by Function     228
        IV-16..  Baseline Discretionary Budget Authority by Agency..     229