FDA budget
Executive Summary
Clinton Administration request for human drugs-related activities is $233.4 mil. in FY 1994, versus a $224.5 mil. "revised 1993" spending estimate, according to more detailed figures on the request submitted to Congress April 8 ("The Pink Sheet" April 12, p. 9). The revised 1993 figures include the effects of President Clinton's Economic Stimulus package and user fees to be collected that year. Proposed funding for biologics is $154.8 mil. in 1994, up from the $118.3 mil. revised 1993 figure.
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