What is the role of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) in the federal budgetary process? a. The CBO is responsible for preparing and managing the federal government’s budget. b. The CBO is responsible for preparing and managing Congress’s version of the federal government’s fiscal year budget. c. The CBO works jointly with the President and Congress to implement spending decisions for each fiscal budget. d. The CBO gives Congress independent economic data to help members fully understand and make decisions about the President’s proposed budget.
hmm.. what you guess...?
I am stumped on this one paki
http://www.allgov.com/departments/legislative-branch/congressional-budget-office?agencyid=7428 @DanteFemboy
hmm... i will click on last option... for details, please have a look... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congressional_Budget_Office
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is responsible for helping analyze economic and budgetary decisions, as well as financial programs administered by the federal government. Additionally, the CBO provides estimates for the Congressional budget process, and issues studies, reports, briefs, presentations, background papers, letters, and other publications on the budgetary process and testifies before Congress on a variety of economic issues. The $700 billion bailout of troubled Wall Street companies in 2008 forced the CBO into new territory as the nation’s deficit climbs to record levels. http://www.allgov.com/departments/legislative-branch/congressional-budget-office?agencyid=7428
It's A right?
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is responsible for providing analysis and estimates on issues affecting the budget, costs of pending legislation and an economic outlook for the U.S. For every bill that comes before Congress or a committee, the CBO provides cost estimates that project the price tag of the potential new law over its complete term. According to the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 and the Unfunded Mandates Act of 1995 (pdf), the CBO must produce a cost estimate and mandate statement for every bill reported by a Congressional committee.
I know. I skimmed thought it all.
So it is A, right?
but i am agree with D here... what you guys say... ? @confluxepic @DanteFemboy
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I had the same thoughts but I wasn't sure. @paki
Ok. I'll try D. ^^ Thanks. ^^
pleasure... @confluxepic :)
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@paki @confluxepic
That's great.
congratulations... and RIP paki...
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