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03.08.06, 13:59
Jaki jest rzeczywisty deficyt rzadu federalnego USA???
Rzad federalny USA prowadzi podwojna ksiegowosc..
Wg. rzadowej ksiegowosci deficyt za 2005 wyniosl 318 mld USD.
Jednak stosujac standartowe zasady ksiegowania, deficyt wynosi az 760 mld USD
Rzeczywisty deficyt wynosi 6700 USD na statystyczna amerykanska rodzine....
The federal government keeps two sets of books.
The set the government promotes to the public has a healthier bottom line: a
$318 billion deficit in 2005.
The set the government doesn't talk about is the audited financial statement
produced by the government's accountants following standard accounting rules.
It reports a more ominous financial picture: a $760 billion deficit for 2005.
If Social Security and Medicare were included — as the board that sets
accounting rules is considering — the federal deficit would have been $3.5
trillion.
Congress has written its own accounting rules — which would be illegal for a
corporation to use because they ignore important costs such as the growing
expense of retirement benefits for civil servants and military personnel.
Last year, the audited statement produced by the accountants said the
government ran a deficit equal to $6,700 for every American household. The
number given to the public put the deficit at $2,800 per household.
www.usatoday.com/money/2006-08-02-deficit-usat_x.htm