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"We used NPP's figures at the City Council to show how the Iraq War impacts us here at home. They passed a unanimous resolution supporting a diplomatic approach to the war. It was a good resolution. Last year we had only 2 votes out of 5. This year 2 people changed their minds and the new council member supported the resolution."

- Dorothy Kakimoto, Local Activist

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Federal outlays and revenues, 1940-2008 as a percentage of the GDP

The following chart shows federal outlays and revenues from 1940 to the proposed levels in 2008 as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP). Gross domestic product is a measurement of the size of the economy. Viewing federal spending and revenues as a percentage of GDP indicates how large or small government is in relation to the economy.