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List of Figures and TablesPrefaceChapter One: From Balanced Budgets to Deficit PoliticsChapter Two: From Deficit to Surplusâ?°Ì?â‚„The Reagan-Clinton TransitionChapter Three: From Surplus to Deficitâ?°Ì?â‚„The George W. Bush PresidencyChapter Four: Stabilizing the Deficitâ?°Ì?â‚„The Obama PresidencyChapter Five: Raising the Deficitâ?°Ì?â‚„The Trump PresidencyChapter Six: The Future of Deficit Politicsâ?°Ì?â‚„And Why It MattersSelected BibliographyIndex
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Dennis S. Ippolito is the Eugene McElvaney Professor of Political Science at SMU. His most recent book on budget policy was a revised edition of Why Budgets Matter: Budget Policy and American Politics (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2015), the first edition of which was published in 2003. Other books on budget policy include: Deficits, Debt, and the New Politics of Tax Policy (Cambridge, 2012); Budget Policy and the Future of Defense (National Defense University Press/Institute for National Strategic Studies, 1994); Uncertain Legacies: Federal Budget Policy from Roosevelt through Reagan (Virginia, 1990); Hidden Spending: The Politics of Federal Credit Programs (North Carolina, 1984); Congressional Spending (Cornell, 1981); and The Budget and National Politics (W.H. Freeman, 1978). In 2010, he received the Aaron B. Wildavsky Award for Lifetime Scholarly Achievement in Public Budgeting and Finance from the Association for Budgeting and Financial Management of the American Society for Public Administration.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / Economic Policy