It aims to slash €4.2 billion, or $5.5 billion, from some €720 billion in total state spending during the current year, even as a more in-depth spending review determines where more substantial cuts can be made.
After his private comments, Mr. Gore spoke briefly with reporters, saying he should have spent "more time speaking from the heart on a few occasions each week, addressing the major challenges of the country in-depth, and spending a lot less time going to media events and making tactical moves".
"It's frustrating because people say, 'Oh, I thought you were smarter than that,' " said Neal Marshall, 17, a Jericho senior who chose the St . Johns English course over AP literature because he wanted to analyze texts in depth (his class spent two weeks on "1984," which was assigned as summer reading for the AP class).
In Depth: How Americans Spend Their Money.
Brown wants a more in-depth look at UC spending, including whether costs can be reduced by using more online classes and consolidating academic program.
Going Further | Here are additional way to explore this topic in depth using math: Cutting Spending: The fiscal cliff does not just include tax increases.
For context, in a meeting with finance committee members last summer, campaign manager Robby Mook told us how he had done an in depth look at campaign spending in 2008 with regard to the cost per delegate acquired.
He was known for an in-depth reporting style that involved spending significant time with the subjects he profiled and re-creating scenes with vivid color and dialogue.
Primary data collection involved in-depth interviews, observations of time spent obtaining service, prescription analysis, and exit interviews with clients.
In Depth: How The World Spends Its Money.
And on that point, for those looking for an in-depth analysis on how higher government spending reduces economic growth, please see the ECB paper on the 1970-2004 period, complete with more statistical analysis than you can shake a stick at.
