Complete the table below by stating whether the direction of discretionary fiscal policy was contractionary (C), expansionary (E), or neither (N), given the hypothetical budget data for an economy. 
Definitions:
Queue
A line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn to be attended to or to proceed.
Mean Arrival Rate
The average rate at which entities arrive in a system over a specified period.
FCFS
An acronym for "First-Come, First-Served," a principle or algorithm where the first request made is the first to be attended to, commonly applied in scheduling and service systems.
Queuing Discipline
Rules or priorities determining the order in which entities are processed, often used in queue management.
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