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    the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). It will detail the major players, including Rivlin and explain what CBO’s sources of power. This paper will also discuss what stance Rivlin should take regarding political patronage and how she should manage the situation. Finally, this paper will address which organizational structure she should adopt for CBO using the framework of five determinants of organizational structure. The Congressional Budget Act of 1974 established the Congressional Budget Office

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    Government financial forecasts derive from both legislative and executive branches. The Office of Management and Budget and the Congressional Budget Office both play big roles in the development and implementation of the United States’ budgets. Their main program involve coordinating with several departments. The main objective of the Office of Management and Budget, also known as OMB, is to assist the President in carrying out his commitments and priorities for the executive branch. It aids many

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    The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) uses nonpartisan economists and budget analysts to create independent reports for proposed legislation. (IntroToCBO: Congressional Budget Office, 2016) The CBO supports Congress in a variety of ways. First, it researches and predicts cost estimates for almost every legislative bill that makes it out of committee. It is important to note that the CBO does not make policy recommendations; it strives to be objective in analyzing the economic impact of a specific

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    Annotated Bibliography Congressional Budget Office. "Reduce Federal Funding for the Arts and Humanities." Congressional Budget Office, Congressional Budget Office , 22 June. 2015, https://www.cbo.gov/budget-options/2013/44786 Accesses 8 Mar. 2017 This article was written by the government so I know it is very reliable and trustworthy. Since I could not find any reliable sources that disagree with my topic I chose to use this source that explains why there were budget cuts against the arts, and

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    of $6 billion over the coming decade is the net effect of $447 billion in additional spending and tax cuts” (Congressional Budget Office). Why so little return for the amount of money being spent? Almost a half trillion dollars are being spent and only 6 billion dollars are being reduced from the deficit. This bill is leaving something out. Americans know the value of a balanced budget. If no more money is spent than brought in the creditors do not bother to call. But for those who spend more

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    Federal spending is necessary for the economy and is essential to the accomplishment of national goals and advancement. This is why a budget is needed, however, there is no actual process mentioned in the Constitution that explains how Congress should do this. The Constitution states: No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law; and a regular Statement and Account of Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time

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    with the Congressional Budget Office? Does the blame reflect on the Office of Management and Budget? Many American’s complain about the nation’s debt, but little have even heard of either of these two offices. So what are the roles and powers of these two offices? The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) acts as a financial planner to congress for our nations spending. The CBO is part of the legislative branch of government. The CBO aids congress by analyzing data to support the budget creation process

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    a difference. The CBO was created out of controversy between the executive and legislative branches. There was a lack of fiscal responsibility on the side of congress. Budget making by a committee was then a way to confront resource scarcity face on. This was a way for the congress to also check the executive branch in the budget making process. On February 25, 1975, Alice Rivlin was sworn in as director of CBO. This was the official beginning of the CBO. She was basically a staff of one. The only

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    because those who want to have their programs funded then may decide to develop or align themselves with certain PAC (political action committees), to ensure their program is supported. This can lead to those without the influence to be left out of the budget, or programs too controversial prevented from being

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    concern than the federal budget. As tax payers, the American people always wishes to know where their tax dollars are going. The problem is that very few people actually know who sets the federal budget, and how much power this branch of government really has. The governmental branch that controls the federal budget is the legislative branch, also known as Congress. An instance when Congress really stretched its muscles in terms of the federal budget was the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control

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