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Collender, Stanley E. was born in 1951.
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Like most of those who have observed the constant fighting in Washington over the past three decades about how best to eliminate the federal deficit, one would assume that, once there was a surplus, the annual budget debate would be far easier, go much faster, and be far less confusing. However, assumptions are typically wrong. In The Guide for the Federal Budget, author Stanley E. Collender makes clear that despite the regular uncertainties of the nations budgetary needs and the first fiscal year with a surplus since 1969, the budget is an immense and understandable entity. Collender's ability to present the most complex and intricate budget process in the world into understandable and concise format is excellent. This book will serve as a resource to anyone trying to understand what goes into preparing the largest budget in the world.
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Rowman & Littlefield is proud to publish the 17th edition of what is now considered to be the most useful reference book available on the federal budget. In The Guide to the Federal Budget, Fiscal 1998, Stanley E. Collender, among a handful of people who have worked for both the House and Senate budget committees, analyzes the extensive debates surrounding the fiscal 1997 budget and explains in detail such 1998 budget challenges as the line item veto, entitlement spending, and the persistent politics of divided government. An indispensable guide for policy analysts, The Guide to the Federal Government, Fiscal 1998 is written at a level accessible to general readers and includes illuminating appendices, a revised and updated glossary of key terms, and a thorough index. With a concluding chapter entitled 'How to Read and Use the Federal Budget,' and a new chapter on the line item veto, this book will be particularly useful for courses in Budget Politics and Analysis and Public Policy.
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This text analyses the debates surrounding the fiscal 1996 budget, explaining the changes that were adopted and implemented. As well as showing how to understand the budget submitted by the president to the Congress each year, this edition also contains an extended chapter on federal budget terms.
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Collender, Stanley E. was born in 1951.
Bachelor in Politics and Psychology, New York University. Master of Arts in Public Policy, University California, Berkeley.
President Budget Research Group, Washington. Director federal budget policy Price Waterhouse, Touche Ross, Washington. Senior vice president Burson-Marsteller.
National director public affairs Fleishman Hillard. General manager Finance Dynamics Business Communications. Managing director, partner Qorvis Communications.
Contributing writer Roll Call.
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