Counting ROI
Written by Dawn R. Rivers   
Monday, 20 June 2011 08:19


Sometimes, it's pretty easy to let yourself be amazed by what lawmakers get excited about.

Let's face it: fiscal responsibility rhetoric aside, the SBA's funding is a drop in the bucket of the overall federal budget.

Which means, among other things, that no matter how much waste, fraud, abuse and duplication Congressional overseers are likely to ferret out, the savings involved are likely to represent a drop in the bucket of the federal government's multi-trillion dollar red ink.

So it's difficult to take inquiries into a drop in a drop in the bucket seriously when balanced against other federal expenditures — like the amount of money the federal government doles out to large corporations.

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House Panel Looks for Inefficiencies at SBA
Friday, 17 June 2011 10:15


Every now and then, federal lawmakers are seized with budget cutting zeal, which inspires them to start hunting for wasteful spending in federal programs.

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Senate Focus on Fraud in Oversight Hearing
Friday, 17 June 2011 13:09


Last week, the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship held its own oversight hearing to examine fraud, waste, abuse and duplication at the Small Business Administration.

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