researchandmarkets. Seventy-six percent of seniors
already have drug coverage through existing health plans.

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This report provides information and analysis regarding the socio-economic
developments that will influence living standards and working conditions
around the world. With a record $427
billion deficit projected for fiscal 2005, essential goals such as tax reform,
Social Security reform, making the tax cuts permanent, and cutting the deficit
in half by 2009 will be far more difficult to achieve if the President does
not demonstrate the resolve to cut or eliminate wasteful and unnecessary
government programs.6 trillion; and unfunded liabilities
for Medicare and Social Security total $72 trillion.

Economic issues relate to the control , dispersal or use of goods and services within a country, region, or among nations.

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com/reports/c17829 ) has announced the addition
of Denmark: Macroeconomic Analysis and Labour Market Trends to their offering.

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Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
press@researchandmarkets. This is excellent news for
taxpayers; CAGW has for years been tracking the waste and failure of federal
anti-poverty efforts, identifying $33 billion in potential one-year savings.

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This report provides up-to-date economic + social statistics and
macroeconomic analysis focusing on labor market trends in Denmark. In his fiscal 2006 budget request, due February 7, the President
could request funding cuts for up to half of all non-defense discretionary
programs.

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The report covers the following topics:

- Economic Overview
- Labour Market
- Snapshot
- Analysis
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Unemployment: overall and by sex and ethnic group
- Long-term unemployment and underemployment rates
- Real wages: production workers and/or median wage
- Output (GDP): population and per capita GDP growth
- Poverty rates
- Income distribution by quintile (fifth)
- Unionization rates
- Maximum working time (legal or collectively negotiated)
- Minimum wage (legal or collectively negotiated)

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President Bush can make those choices easier by highlighting programs fraught
with waste, fraud, and abuse. The Pentagon has indicated that it could cut $10
billion from the budgets of various weapons systems, including: the C130J
cargo aircraft; DDX destroyers; Virginia-class submarines; and the LPD-17 San
Antonio class amphibious ship.

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President Bush can correct the most damaging aspect of the
Medicare prescription drug bill by restricting the benefit only to those who
need it.

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Defense Spending. However, cuts in budget authority take years
to translate to reductions in actual outlays.

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9 billion in one-year
savings, including: Eliminating excess Pentagon infrastructure ($2 billion);
privatizing DOD commissaries ($230 million); reducing purchases of the F/A-18E
fighter ($165 million); and freezing funding for military space programs ($69
million). None of these cuts would endanger troops in the field.

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1 billion in improper payments
in fiscal 2004.

CAGW'S publication Prime Cuts 2004 catalogues 592 recommendations
throughout the federal government that if enacted, could save taxpayers $217
billion in fiscal 2005 and $1.

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DUBLIN, Ireland, Research and Markets
(http://www.

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Budget Watchdog Tells President: Cut Cut and Cut Some More

Medicare is one of
the most wasteful federal programs, making $27.

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Overall discretionary spending rose 10 percent from 2002
to 2004; the national debt stands at $7.

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newscom.researchandmarkets.
"The deficit can no longer be blamed on the 2001 recession or 9/11," CAGW
President Tom Schatz said.

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(Logo: http://www. The report provides an understanding of
the labor market in Denmark through general discussion of recent macroeconomic
and labor market conditions that affect working people in each country.

Health Care.

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Last year, President Bush targeted 13
poorly-performing programs for elimination; Congress continued funding for all
but one. The benefit is projected to cost $534 billion over five years, one-
third more than the original cost estimate.

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The report
contains a detailed labor market analysis along with overview of relevant
macroeconomic statistics and trends. State of the Union Must Square With Fiscal Reality

WASHINGTON, Citizens Against Government Waste
(CAGW) today urged President Bush to make fiscal responsibility the
centerpiece of his 2005 State of the Union address.

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Research and Markets: Macroeconomic Analysis and Labour Market Trends in Denmark

CAGW has long championed the
above cuts as part of a larger plan to achieve $12.

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Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

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"Congress must make hard choices to cut spending. President Bush has
proposed eliminating or consolidating duplicative and ineffective programs in
HUD's $8 billion community development branch by scrapping dozens of economic
development projects and a rural housing program.
Citizens Against Government Waste is the nation's largest nonpartisan,
nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating waste, fraud, abuse, and
mismanagement in government.

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65 trillion over the next five years.

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"
The fiscal 2005 budget held non-defense, non-homeland security spending to
a one percent increase in funding. By emphasizing the need to reduce government waste, the President
can spend some of his political capital before Congress wastes more of
taxpayers' money.

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