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415. Pianin and Lee. See also Grunwald and Allen.

430. For a detailed discussion, see Hudgins, ed., Space.

416. Grunwald, "Army Corps Delays Study."

431. GAO-03-1006, p. 102.

417. CBO, "Budget Options," March 2003, p. 191.

432. GAO, "Small Business Administration:

This is the annual average of CBO's 10-year esti-

Current Structure Presents Challenges for Service

mate.

Delivery," GAO-02-17, October 26, 2001, p. 2. See

also GAO-03-1006, p. 100.

418. Lukas and Vásquez, p. 5.

433. CBO, "Budget Options," March 2003, p. 70.

419. Ibid., p. 9.

434. For a discussion, see GAO, "Federal Power:

420. Neil King Jr., "Questioning the Books:

The Role of the Power Marketing Administrations

Senator Urges a Probe of Enron and Ex-Im Bank,"

in a Restructured Electricity Industry," AIMD-99-

Wall Street Journal, April 3, 2002.

229, June 24, 1999.

421. Ibid.

435. "Privatization," in Cato Handbook for the 108th

Congress, chap. 32, p. 332.

422. William D. Hartung, "Corporate Welfare for

Weapons Makers: The Hidden Costs of Spending

436. Revenues from USPS, "Postal Facts," www.us

on Defense and Foreign Aid," Cato Institute

ps.com/communications/organization/postal

Policy Analysis no. 350, August 12, 1999, p. 5.

facts.htm. Employment from Budget of the U.S.

Government, Fiscal Year 2005, Analytical Perspectives,

423. NASA.

p. 352.

424. Ibid., pp. 170, 180, 185.

437. Geddes.

425. Light, The True Size of Government, p. 162.

438. For a detailed discussion of postal reform,

see Hudgins, ed., Mail @ the Millennium.

426. Senate Committee on Government Affairs,

vol. 1, p. 4.

439. Ruth Y. Goldway, Postal Rate Commission,

Testimony to the President's Commission on the

427. GAO, "Major Management Challenges and

U.S. Postal Service, February 3, 2003, www.prc.gov/

Program Risks: NASA," GAO-03-114, January 2003,

tsp/113/comments.doc.

p. 16.

440. GAO, "U.S. Postal Service: Bold Action

428. GAO-02-735, p. 1.

Needed to Continue Progress on Postal

Transformation," GAO-04-108T, November 5,

429. CBO, "Budget Options," February 2001, p. 198.

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