A budget is an amount of money allocated to a specific task, department or item. In example, the marketing budget for the first quarter of the financial year is $500,000. The actual marketing cost for the first quarter of the financial year was $450,000; therefore when comparing the budget to the actual cost, you find that the marketing department operated at $50,000 favourable for the first quarter.
Budgets allocate money, but in comparison to the actual costs incurred, they can also be used as a monitoring and measuring tool for effectiveness and efficiency of the department.
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It helps to know how much money is coming in, how much is going out, and where it's going.
Liaqat Ali Khan had presented the poor man's bugdet in India immediately before partition. No refrences.
Liaqat Ali Khan had presented the poor man's bugdet in India immediately before partition.
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depend on how much budget, you can do fiber and multiplexes , or just cooper , depend is for data or phone? how much is the traffic?, this is a too open question that is more related to the bugdet that anything.
The actual bugdet for the NSA I believe is classified. However, you are looking at an agency whose bugdet (as well as manpower far outnumbers the CIA). I think we are talking billions and billions here.Addendum:The prior answer is correct. I would add only that it is believed that the NSA budget is the largest for any single agency. Second Addendum:Largest intelligence agency by budget is National Reconnaissance office, due to size of space missions, not personnel or ground facilities. It is approximately $15 billion per year. NSA is roughly $10 to $12 billion per year, counting Central Security Service.$10.8 Billion USD in 2013
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A budget is an amount of money allocated to a specific task, department or item. In example, the marketing budget for the first quarter of the financial year is $500,000. The actual marketing cost for the first quarter of the financial year was $450,000; therefore when comparing the budget to the actual cost, you find that the marketing department operated at $50,000 favourable for the first quarter. Budgets allocate money, but in comparison to the actual costs incurred, they can also be used as a monitoring and measuring tool for effectiveness and efficiency of the department.
i have been with my boyfriend for three years, it is a serious relationship. i have already bought some kinky lingerie and fun stuff for us to do, i have plan a meal and a strip tease for him (cos that's what he asked for)lol but that does not seem enough i want todo something else that would be a great day out for him. i have a bugdet of £250 after the dinner and stuff but i just need some help with what else i can do .
As Chief Legislator, former President Clinton was unable to pass his healthcare reformation plan which would have ultimately covered most Americans who qualified. This proposal was overturned by the Republicans who controlled most of Congress in both houses. Yet, he was still able to pass the Omnibus Bugdet Reconciliation Act (1993) which cut taxes dramatically on the middle and lower classes and raised taxes on the top 1.2%. This act was seen as highly successful being that Clinton was a democrat and the majority in congress were republicans.
When a bugdet is balanced it means that you, whomever you are (whether an individual, a business, or a government) are spending the money that you have, but not going into debt in order to spend more money than you have. If your budget is not balanced, then you are borrowing money. In the case of the US government (or most other governments) the real problem is not that they have a budget that does not balance, but that they have budgets that do not balance year after year, decade after decade, and the debts keep getting larger. And the problem with that is that the larger the debt is, the more interest you have to pay on the debt, and at some point you can no longer afford the interest payments, and then your credit will fail, gradually or rapidly, and either the lenders will start charging even higher interest rates because they are losing confidence in you, or they will simply refuse to lend any more money. And they you are in trouble. If a government has not figured out how to meet its financial obligations without borrowing money, that is a big problem when lenders do not want to lend it any more money. The nation of Greece has already renegotiated its national debt, with half the debt being written off as uncollectable. The other half may or may not be paid, that is still an ongoing struggle, even with massive help from the European Union. So, no one is going to lend any more money to Greece, the risk is not acceptable. You can't continue to have unballanced budgets even if you want to, because credit is not infinite, eventually it runs out. Even a wealthy nation such as the United States has a credit limit. It is very high, but it does exist. And the national debt of close to 17 trillion dollars has to be close to that limit.