Fleming / Standard & Poor / Fannie Mae / Enron / Berkshire Hathaway / Freddie Mac / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Venezuela / Iran / Russia / United States / China / Argentina / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
Smithsonian Museum / Fort Knox / /
IndustryTerm
federal budget accounting-would / insurance / gigantic insurance / media attention / federal law / federal budget accounting / minor accounting error / cash accounting / accrual accounting / management tool / media coverage / /
Organization
Pentagon / Wharton School / Budget Committee / U.S. Government / Bush Administration / George W. Bush Administration / U.S. Government Accountability Office / How much government / Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Board / U.S. Postal Service / Medicare / United States Government / Government Printing Office / Social Security Administration / Congress / U.S. Supreme Court / White House / federal government / U.S. House of Representatives / Clinton Administration / World’s Government / Federal Reserve Board / Department of Defense / Smithsonian / U.S. Treasury / /
Person
Stephen King / George Washington / Rosetta Stone / Kent Smetters / Alan Greenspan / Bill Clinton / John W. Snow / Bush / Michael Mandelbaum / Jim Cooper Printed / Warren Buffet / Reagan / Wes Craven / Lincoln / Jim Cooper Why / David M. Walker / Peter R. Fisher / Lawrence H. Summers / Robert E. Rubin / Neill / /
Position
living politician / businessman / Comptroller General of the United States / and head / President / Undersecretary / auditor / Secretary / Senator / broken business model / Chairman / Professor / Congressman / single commissioner / average small businessman / top auditor / /
Financial Report of the United States With a Foreword by Rep. Jim Cooper Printed in 2006 About the Report “Think of the federal government as a gigantic insurance company (with a side line business in national defense