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DeSeve identifies seven primary lessons from implementation of the Recovery Act.
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Congress is considering expanding the transparency provisions first developed for the Recovery Act to all federal...
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"Fannie and Freddie are the backbone of the mortgage market in this country. Unfortunately, when they were created, the law allowed them to have very thin capitalization. They could be leveraged up to 100 to 1, if you will—unbelievable leverage.”
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Over the past year, the IBM Center for The Business of Government has been preparing materials to help smooth the transition for the next administration. This blog has been part of that preparation. But today is the grand unveiling!
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This issue includes the article "Balanced Scorecards at the Veterans Benefits Administration;" conversations with Vice President Al Gore and Senior Policy Advisor Morley Winograd;" articles on Government Reinvention, 6 Years Later; and research report abstracts
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