Government Spending: How Investment Creates Entire Industries
The GPS industry is expected to grow to a $70 billion industry worldwide by 2013. This industry has spawned dozens of companies and creates...
Government Spending: How Contracts Work
Government spending has been a burr in the American skin since the colonies. We don’t like it when the government spends money, and we...
Government Spending: Fort Monmouth To Become Tech Center
On September 1 the U.S. Army released the nearly $3 million it promised last year to keep the soon-to-be-decommissioned Fort Monmouth going. ...
Government Spending: A Look At Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
The Princeton entity that most directly benefits from government spending is the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, a research laboratory within the National Oceanic and...
Government Spending: A Look At Princeton Plasma Physics
Academic institutions benefit greatly from government funding. Nearly all high-level academic research, in fact, is funded by government grants and endowments. ...
Government Spending: Contracts for Businesses Big and Small
The U.S. government is the largest buyer in the world. It is estimated the government will spend $1.2 trillion in 2010, and it purchases...