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The Center for Data Analysis Stimulus Bill Tables and Charts
July 06, 2009

These tables and charts present the Obama Administration’s stimulus bill spending in one easy-to-use spreadsheet, a format not offered by the Administration at Recovery.gov. The added transparency created by the one-spreadsheet format is useful in understanding how billions of dollars of slated stimulus bill outlays are being spent and will be spent. Visitors to the Web site are encouraged to run their own calculations using Microsoft Excel or other software programs on the data. There are two charts and, we think, enough data for Center for Data Analysis Web site users to make many more.


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