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BUDGET
OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
FISCAL YEAR 2012
BUDGET.GOVOFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
 
 Budget o the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2012
contains the Budget Message o thePresident, inormation on the President’s priorities, bud-get overviews organized by agency, and summary tables.
 Analytical Perspectives, Budget o the UnitedStates Government, Fiscal Year 2012
containsanalyses that are designed to highlight specied subjectareas or provide other signicant presentations o budgetdata that place the budget in perspective. This volumeincludes economic and accounting analyses; inormationon Federal receipts and collections; analyses o Federalspending; inormation on Federal borrowing and debt;baseline or current services estimates; and other techni-cal presentations.The
 Analytical Perspectives
 volume also contains sup-plemental material with several detailed tables, includingtables showing the budget by agency and account and byunction, subunction, and program, that is available onthe Internet and as a CD-ROM in the printed document.
 Historical Tables, Budget o the United StatesGovernment, Fiscal Year 2012
provides data on bud-get receipts, outlays, surpluses or decits, Federal debt,and Federal employment over an extended time period,generally rom 1940 or earlier to 2012 or 2016.To the extent easible, the data have been adjusted toprovide consistency with the 2012 Budget and to providecomparability over time.
 Appendix, Budget o the United StatesGovernment, Fiscal Year 2012
contains detailed in-ormation on the various appropriations and unds thatconstitute the budget and is designed primarily or theuse o the Appropriations Committees. The
 Appendix
 contains more detailed nancial inormation on individ-ual programs and appropriation accounts than any o theother budget documents. It includes or each agency: theproposed text o appropriations language; budget sched-ules or each account; legislative proposals; explanationso the work to be perormed and the unds needed; andproposed general provisions applicable to the appropria-tions o entire agencies or group o agencies. Inormationis also provided on certain activities whose transactionsare not part o the budget totals.
 AUTOMATED SOURCES OFBUDGET INFORMATION
The inormation contained in these documents is avail-able in electronic ormat rom the ollowing sources:
 Internet
.
All budget documents, including documentsthat are released at a uture date, spreadsheets o manyo the budget tables, and a public use budget databaseare available or downloading in several ormats rom theInternet at
www.budget.gov/budget
. Links to documentsand materials rom budgets o prior years are also provided.
 Budget CD-ROM 
. The CD-ROM contains all o thebudget documents in ully indexed PDF ormat along withthe sotware required or viewing the documents. TheCD-ROM has many o the budget tables in spreadsheetormat and also contains the materials that are includedon the separate
 Analytical Perspectives
CD-ROM.For more inormation on access to electronic versionso the budget documents (except CD-ROMs), call (202)512-1530 in the D.C. area or toll-ree (888) 293-6498. Topurchase the budget CD-ROM or printed documents call(202) 512-1800.
THE BUDGET DOCUMENTS
GENERAL NOTES
1. All years reerenced or budget data are scal years unless otherwise noted. All years reerenced or eco-nomic data are calendar years unless otherwise noted.2. Detail in this document may not add to the totals due to rounding.3. At the time o this writing, none o the ull-year appropriations bills or 2011 was enacted; thereore, the pro-grams and activities normally provided or in the ull-year appropriations bills were operating under a con-tinuing resolution (P.L. 111–242, as amended). For those programs and activities, data or the current yearcolumn (2011) in the budget
 Appendix
, and in tables that show details on discretionary spending amounts inthe
 Analytical Perspectives
volume, refect the annualized level provided by the continuing resolution. In themain
 Budget
volume, the
 Historical Tables
volume, and in tables that include total discretionary spendingin the
 Analytical Perspectives
volume, current year totals by agency and or the total Government will matchthe President’s 2011 Budget request.
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Table o Contents
The Budget Message o the President .......................................................................................................1Moving rom Rescue to Rebuilding ............................................................................................................9Putting the Nation on a Sustainable Fiscal Path ...................................................................................19Competing and Winning in the World Economy .....................................................................................31Department o Agriculture .......................................................................................................................47Department o Commerce .........................................................................................................................53Department o Deense .............................................................................................................................59National Intelligence Program .................................................................................................................65Department o Education .........................................................................................................................67Department o Energy ..............................................................................................................................73Department o Health and Human Services ...........................................................................................79Department o Homeland Security ..........................................................................................................87Department o Housing and Urban Development ..................................................................................93Department o the Interior .......................................................................................................................99Department o Justice .............................................................................................................................105Department o Labor ..............................................................................................................................109Department o State and Other International Programs .....................................................................115Department o Transportation ...............................................................................................................121Department o the Treasury ...................................................................................................................127Department o Veterans Aairs .............................................................................................................133Overseas Contingency Operations .........................................................................................................137Corps o Engineers—Civil Works ...........................................................................................................141Environmental Protection Agency .........................................................................................................145National Aeronautics and Space Administration ..................................................................................151National Science Foundation..................................................................................................................155Small Business Administration..............................................................................................................159Social Security Administration ..............................................................................................................163Corporation or National and Community Service ...............................................................................167Summary Tables .....................................................................................................................................169OMB Contributors to the 2012 Budget ..................................................................................................205
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