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home Home page with charts of spending, debt, deficit, and GDP
analyst gamePolicy Analyst game
blog/faqsCheck usgovernmentspending.com blog for news and for FAQs
budget analystA top-level view of the federal budget, with charts and table
compare statesComparison tables of individual state spending
custom chartsCustomize your own chart of government spending and/or download data. Also debt and deficits
debt
debt historyCharts and briefing on US debt for last 200 years
deficit
download multiDownload up to 5 data series. US or state data
download rawDownload raw data from spending data time series
download year Download a year of spending data. US or state data
numbers Table of federal, state, and local spending data by major spending function. Also individual states. Drill down for details
pie chartPie charts for total, federal, state, and local spending
spend historyCharts and briefing on US government spending for last 100 years
tea party briefingCharts and facts for Tea Partiers
tourTake a tour of usgovernmentspending.com and its features
taxesSwitch to usgovernmentrevenue.com for government revenue data
aboutAuthor and contact

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US GDP for 2011 Updated

On April 25, 2012, usgovernmentspending.com updated its GDP series with the latest data from measuringworth.com, including nominal GDP for calendar 2011 of $15.094 trillion and a real GDP in 2005 dollars for calendar 2011 of $13.315 trillion.

Usgovernmentspending.com uses measuringworth.com as its GDP source because the data series for nominal and real GDP go back to 1790.

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