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<abstract>The gross domestic product (GDP) budgeting concept can be a useful tool
because it broadens the debate beyond federal revenue and spending
policies by including information on the allocation of total GDP.  In a
mixed economy, national goals are achieved both through federal tax or
spending programs and other policy options, such as regulation, and
through the actions of the state, local, and private sectors.  Federal
policy decisions affect the behavior of individuals, private entities,
and state and local governments. The country achieves its national
objectives through the use of all economic resources, not just those
allocated through the federal budget process.  Considering all economic
sectors when developing federal taxing and spending policies could help
budget decisionmakers better achieve desired economic outcomes.
Although international comparisons can improve policy decisionmaking,
there are limits to the data.  Data for these type of comparisons are
not always readily available, and it can be hard to achieve
comparability because of socioeconomic or demographic factors. More
important, data on resources allocated to economic sectors do not
necessarily reflect the outcomes that are received.</abstract>
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