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Jeffersonian Principles in Action Thomas Jefferson defined the sum of good government as a "wise and frugal government which shall restrain men from injuring one another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned." |
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The role of government, its size and reach, may have changed considerably since Mr. Jefferson's first Inaugural Address in 1801, but the philosophical underpinnings of free markets, individual freedom and limited government endure. It is better for the public to procure at the common market whatever the market can supply; because there it is by competition kept up in its quality, and reduced to its minimum price. - 1808 -Thomas Jefferson |
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2005 Commercial Activites Report
Report 1 Services Provided by the Executive Department of State Government
Report 2 Pass-Through Grants and/or Inherently Governmental Services
Report 3 Executive Department Salaried Employee Expenditures (excluding fringe benefits)
Report 3b Executive Department Wage Expenditures (excluding fringe benefits)
Report 4 Executive Department Employee Statistics
Report 5 Executive Department Contractual Service Expenditures
2005 Commercial Activities Report - Legislative Services information