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U S Spending Up but Below Most Countries
A 1960 to 1968 look at U S federal outlays shows spending rising from 93 billion to about 179 billion, with defense and nondefense categories expanding. The study notes inflation, rising debt costs, aging population, welfare, space, and education driving the rise while U S remains lower than many industrial peers.
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