Budget Impressions
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Budget Impressions • Defense Spending • Diplomacy • Education & Job Training • Governmental Operations • Healthcare • Poverty Programs • Servicing Debt • Science, Energy & Environment
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Budget Impressions. Defense Spending Diplomacy Education & Job Training Governmental Operations Healthcare Poverty Programs Servicing Debt Science, Energy & Environment. World Defense Spending. Country #1 Country #2 Country #3 Country #4 Country #5 Next ten Rest of the world. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Budget Impressions
• Defense Spending• Diplomacy• Education & Job Training• Governmental Operations• Healthcare• Poverty Programs• Servicing Debt• Science, Energy & Environment
World Defense Spending
• Country #1
• Country #2
• Country #3
• Country #4
• Country #5
• Next ten
• Rest of the world
Recipients of Foreign Aid
• 15 Top Recipients
1) Iraq - $18.44 billion2) Israel - $2.62 billion3) Egypt - $1.87 billion4) Afghanistan - $1.77 billion5) Colombia - $570 million6) Jordan - $560 million7) Pakistan - $390 million8) Liberia - $210 million9) Peru - $170 million10) Ethiopia - $160 million11) Bolivia - $150 million12) Turkey - $150 million13) Uganda - $140 million14) Sudan - $140 million15) Indonesia - $130 million
RANK NAME NET WORTH ($MIL) AGE RESIDENCE SOURCE
1 William Gates III 50,000 53 Medina Microsoft
2 Warren Buffett 40,000 79 Omaha Berkshire Hathaway
3 Lawrence Ellison 27,000 65 Redwood City Oracle
4 Christy Walton & family 21,500 54 Jackson Wal-Mart
5 Jim C. Walton 19,600 61 Bentonville Wal-Mart
6 Alice Walton 19,300 60 Fort Worth Wal-Mart
7 S. Robson Walton 19,000 65 Bentonville Wal-Mart
8 Michael Bloomberg 17,500 67 New York Bloomberg
9 Charles Koch 16,000 73 Wichita manufacturing, energy
9 David Koch 16,000 69 New York manufacturing, energy
11 Sergey Brin 15,300 36 Palo Alto Google
11 Larry Page 15,300 36 San Francisco Google
13 Michael Dell 14,500 44 Austin Dell
14 Steven Ballmer 13,300 53 Seattle Microsoft
15 George Soros 13,000 79 Westchester hedge funds
16 Donald Bren 12,000 77 Newport Beach real estate
17 Paul Allen 11,500 56 Mercer Island Microsoft, investments
17 Abigail Johnson 11,500 47 Boston Fidelity
19 Forrest Edward Mars 11,000 78 McLean candy, pet food
19 Jacqueline Mars 11,000 70 Bedminster candy, pet food
19 John Mars 11,000 73 Arlington candy, pet food
22 Carl Icahn 10,500 73 New York leveraged buyouts
23 Ronald Perelman 10,000 66 New York leveraged buyouts
24 George B. Kaiser 9,500 67 Tulsa oil & gas, banking
24 Philip Knight 9,500 71 Beaverton Nike
1 - 24 That’s 50 Billion…
Wars & Internal Violence
• 10 of the most violent countries
US Troop Deployments
• Top 10 destination countries
• Approximate troop strength at each
US Troop Deployment
• US Total 393,569– Iraq 140,000– Germany 73,500– South Korea 41,360– Japan 40,680– Kuwait 38,160– Italy 11,965– UK 9,877– Afghanistan 8,500– Bahrain 4,500– Guam 4,490
US Troop Deployment
• On average, 22 percent of all U.S. service men were stationed on foreign soil during 1950–2000.
• There were a total of 118.8 million billets during 1950–2000.
• Since 1950, 54 countries have hosted at least 1,000 American troops
• Foreign deployments have been concen trated in Europe and Asia.
World Troop Deployment
• Top five countries
• Identify top destination
• Approximate Troop Strength
World Troop Deployment
• World 540,076
• US 393,569: 140,000 Iraq
• Turkey 36,000: 36,000 Cyprus
• UK 35,772: 22,000 Germany
• France 28,500: 4,100 Antilles
• Russia 17,150: 7,800 Tajikistan
• Angola 4,000: 2,000 DR Congo
