Citizens' Wealth: United States Government by Administration (GWB to JRB)

A revealing analysis of the financial performance of the US Citizens' Wealth over the last 4 US Administrations. A unique framework to better comprehend the implications political and financial decisions of the US Federal Government by Administration over the past two decades have had on the country's national accounts and its citizens' well-being. The Citizens’ Wealth framework is a quantifiable improvement over the focus on a single federal debt number, in part because it includes all government assets and all government debts from the audited financial statements (the total government balance sheet), as well as the nation’s Gross Domestic Product. This HVA provides all the Excel backup information.

The Citizens’ Wealth framework provides a true and fair picture of government financial performance, and represents a quantifiable improvement over other commonly used metrics. Citizens' Wealth metrics have been called both "a quantum leap in government financial performance management" and "the greatest advance in sovereign risk analysis".

Important insights senior decision-makers will gain from this high value-add analysis include:

1. What was the change of US Citizens' Wealth over the last two decades?
2. What was the average change per year of the Citizens' Wealth per person in the US?
3. What was the contribution of each of the last 4 US Administrations to the change in US Citizens' Wealth?
4. How do the last 4 US Administrations compare and rank?
5. What was the balance sheet performance of the past US Administrations?