Examining the missing $21 trillion and its impact on governance.

The long-standing refusal of the U.S. government and its central bank to obey federal financial management laws—and the adoption of accounting policies that permit federal agencies and selected contractors to keep secret books—have allowed at least $21 trillion to go missing from the federal finances, facilitating a radical reengineering of the governance model. This two-volume Wrap Up provides essential background on the ongoing “missing money” story and, importantly, what it means to you. (Author: Collection) Volume 1 provides information about the necessity of doing due diligence on U.S. Treasury and related securities, as well as background on DOD and HUD reports, an overview of U.S. federal financial laws, and a missing money chronology. Among the components of Volume 2, Catherine provides a three-decade “personal history” on the missing money story (1989–2019).