the bill assumes funding of the Economic Research Division of SBA's Office of Advocacy at $1.4 million for FY 1999. This Subcommittee believes the office has provided good service to the small business community. Much of that work is also useful for Congress and other policymakers.
Discussing funding for the Economic Research Division of the SBA's Office of Advocacy.
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