In article with the head "Big Brother just wants to help" , that has been published in Economist.com on 8th March 2007, following sentences were written about the position and importance of data mining in government applications:
"The use of data mining by governments need not be sinister, and could help to deliver public services more efficiently."
"But now governments are adopting it too, in fields from education to tax collection, in order to plan, implement and assess new policies."

Data mining is being applied nowadays especially in USA, EU and Australia extensively in countless government areas from rating university application and founding scholaships to setting unemployment insurance benefits, from fraud detection in tax returns to fraud detection in social insurances and from predicting the effects of changes in tax system to budget to managing budget liquidity.

Usind data mining methodologies and technologies it is possible to prevent fraud and waste of government resources and to expand government prediction by accurate planning and decision making.

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