Problems with the Federal Government Budget Process Include

question 152

Multiple Choice

Problems with the federal government budget process include

• A)the use of continuing resolutions that reward last year's programs without adequate review of performance
• B)Congress having too much control over the budget since most government programs can be cut at any time
• C)a short review period in Congress that results in poor choices in funding programs
• D)a detailed revenue analysis that allows Congress to reward political favors through tax increases
• E)the President's constitutional power to cancel any proposed expenditure without the possibility of a Congressional override

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Definitions:

Level of Agitation

The degree or extent of restlessness, uneasiness, or turmoil, often observed in individuals with psychiatric conditions.

Random Assignment

A selection procedure that ensures that participants are randomly placed either in the control group or in the experimental group.

Preexisting Differences

Variations in characteristics, conditions, or experiences among subjects before the onset of a study or intervention, potentially influencing outcomes.

Control Group

A group in an experiment or study that does not receive the experimental treatment and is used as a benchmark to measure how the other tested groups perform.