It is also a common name in former Soviet non-Slavic countries where Christianity is practised, such as Armenia. While being a Russian calque of the Ruthenian Volodymyr, today Vladimir is the more preferred version in the English language.
What is the Total US Government Spending for FY 2017? In FY 2017, total US government spending â federal, state, and local â is âguesstimatedâ to be $7.04 trillion, with federal $4.15 trillion; state $1.72 trillion; local $1.87 trillion. Total Spending Pie Chart for FY 2017.
Another way to view these data is to allocate the increase in spending-to-G.D.P. between the different categories of expenditures. Total government spending â including federal, state and local spending â rose to about 39 percent of the gross domestic product in 2011 from about 30 percent in 1972. So we have a 9 percent increase to account for, which is equal to about $1.3 trillion per year in current dollars.