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A budget is a description of a financial plan. It is a list of estimates of revenues to and expenditures by an agent for a stated period of time. Normally a budget describes a period in the future not the past. :)
Overall demand decreases, reducing the incentive for producers to increase production
Overall demand decreases reducing the incentive for producers to increase production
the legislative budget board and the officer of budget planning
Provide narrative justification and total procurement costs for each individual end item in an aggregated P-1 line item.
A stringent budget.
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budget deficit
balanced budget
Yes he has. It's a political myth, spread by his opponents, that he never submitted a budget. Just about every president in the modern era has submitted a budget, but that does not mean congress will pass it.
The budget and bills dealing with money starts in the house. The annual budget is submitted by the president and congress votes on it.
Yes, in President Carter;s last year in office his administration submitted a balanced budget to congress. Nixon NO; Ford NO; Reagan NO; Bush NO.
Earth's energy budget.
No, not exactly. Mr. Obama has submitted his budget requests each year; in some cases, he submitted them as much as a month late, but he did submit them, as all the major newspapers have reported. Unfortunately, a president does not pass a budget-- only Congress does. A president (any president) submits them, but then Congress goes over the president's requests and either agrees to fund them or refuses to fund them (or in some cases, ignores the requests or delays making a decision). In this case, thanks to partisan gridlock, very little that Mr. Obama has requested has resulted in any action. But that does not mean he never submitted his budget requests.
The Executive Branch of government prepares the federal budget. This is then reviewed by the Legislative Branch. An appropriations bill is then submitted back to the President to be signed into law or to be vetoed.
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