host: o'quinn, new york, for bud wright. caller: corporations generally have -- what do you think it is that we don't have a concept of capital budget and capital resource accounts at the federal level which would include reserves , reserves for social security, reserves for liability, and value infrastructure. and the value of natural resources and the way they are depreciated by carbon emissions. when we talk about cutting taxes and cutting bureaucracy, which may boost the economy's growth in a given year, there is no consideration given to the depreciation in capital assets that may result from the very kind of short-term savings they in theing to get votes next election because we have no capital budget to look at the offsetting losses at all the these levels. host: thank you, very much. concept of capital budgeting has been talked about in washington many times over the last generation and probably beyond. there are elements of the concept that makes sense. one of the ways in which that has translated into have long-ran