how does the office of Management and Budget determine fiscal policy ?
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Asked by Don Jordan - Mon Apr 5 15:21:50 2010 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments

Big Oil /Insurance Puppet Masters have spent over $3Billion hoping you will forget ,Did you forget all this?
Q. National debt doubled. Republicans presided over the largest explosion of debt in our nation s history. The day before George W. Bush assumed the presidency in 2001, the public debt was $5.7 trillion. On the last day of President Bush's presidency in 2009, the debt stood at $10.6 trillion, approximately $35,000 for every man, woman, and child in America. ATreasury Direct, visited 1/26/10A ASenate Committee on Budget, 12/2009A Spending exploded. According to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), between 2001 and 2009, spending (outlays) rose from $1.9 trillion to $3.5 trillion an increase of 89 percent. Debt owed to foreigners increased to record levels. In order to finance record budget deficits, the United States has had to… [cont.]
Asked by All Religion is Pagan - Mon Nov 1 06:14:22 2010 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments

Which of the following is not a part of the Executive Office of the President?
Q. the National Security Council? the Office of Management and Budget? the cabinet? the Council of Economic Advisers? none of the above?
Asked by Lex - Thu Dec 18 01:32:21 2008 - Government - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Trust me on this... "Solar" is TOTALLY wrong. The Executive Office of the President (EOP) is not the same as the Executive Branch. It is a specific organization created in 1939. The NSC, OMB and CEA are all included in the EOP, and are not dispersed as "Solar" said. The answer to your question is, "The Cabinet." The cabinet isn't a part of the EOP. (Trust me).
Answered by Jack - Thu Dec 18 02:56:00 2008

how is the annual budget of the federal government prepared and passed?
Q. rank in order 1-6 -the pres approves the office of management and budgets revised budget -the departmental estimates are sent to the office of management and Budget -the president presents the budget to congress -congress passes the budget -the office of management and Budget adjusts the departmental estimates to fit in with the presidents program -the president signs the budget passed by congress
Asked by princessssss - Sat Jun 21 13:27:34 2008 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments

A. 1, -the departmental estimates are sent to the office of management and Budget 2, -the office of management and Budget adjusts the departmental estimates to fit in with the presidents program 3, -the pres approves the office of management and budgets revised budget 4, -the president presents the budget to congress 5, -congress passes the budget 6, -the president signs the budget passed by congress
Answered by battle-ax - Mon Jun 23 12:56:14 2008

What is the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)?
Q. A. Congress's committee to review and revise the President's proposed budget B. the executive agency that collects taxes and distributes them back to other agencies for spending C. the Supreme Court's budget advisers D. the President's budget-making agency
Asked by Jackie Walter - Fri Feb 4 04:25:19 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. D. the President's budget-making agency The OMB's predominant mission is to assist the President in overseeing the preparation of the federal budget and to supervise its administration in Executive Branch agencies. In helping to formulate the President's spending plans, the OMB evaluates the effectiveness of agency programs, policies, and procedures, assesses competing funding demands among agencies, and sets funding priorities. The OMB ensures that agency reports, rules, testimony, and proposed legislation are consistent with the President's Budget and with Administration policies.
Answered by Michael E - Sun Feb 6 11:22:31 2011

What is the CBO and the OMB?
Q. What is the role of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)? What are the roles in Congress of the Budget Committees and the Appropriations Committees?
Asked by pnoiz1 - Thu Nov 30 10:00:58 2006 - Other - Politics & Government - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Appears a hole bunch of spin-doctoring financial reports & spending earmarks & seed money none of their reports match up reporting on the same projects!
Answered by bulabate - Thu Nov 30 10:10:58 2006

What are the 3 agencies within the executive office of the president?
Q. i know one of the is office of management and budget. best anwser 10 points
Asked by trish - Sun Dec 5 20:06:01 2010 - Government - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Office of technology assessment, national security council
Answered by Will - Mon Dec 6 07:48:08 2010

Did the $3,000,000,000 spent to make you forget all this work?
Q. National debt doubled. Republicans presided over the largest explosion of debt in our nation s history. The day before George W. Bush assumed the presidency in 2001, the public debt was $5.7 trillion. On the last day of President Bush's presidency in 2009, the debt stood at $10.6 trillion, approximately $35,000 for every man, woman, and child in America. ATreasury Direct, visited 1/26/10A ASenate Committee on Budget, 12/2009A Spending exploded. According to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), between 2001 and 2009, spending (outlays) rose from $1.9 trillion to $3.5 trillion an increase of 89 percent. Debt owed to foreigners increased to record levels. In order to finance record budget deficits, the United States has had to… [cont.]
Asked by All Religion is Pagan - Wed Oct 27 16:10:19 2010 - Elections - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Hush now, the children here do not deal with facts very well.
Answered by Ed - Wed Oct 27 16:12:49 2010

Is Peter Orszag, Director, Office of Management & Budget on track or off track along with Congress?
Q. Charlie Rose interviews some really smart folks sometimes. In this interview with Peter Orszag, Director, Office of Management & Budget he asked some interesting questions and Peter's answers tracked very closely with some things I have told others in the past. (1) The $700+B stimulus package is not designed by Congress to give our economy the kick in the butt it really needs to turn GDP or the economy around fast enough... Peter admits that to date only 28% of this has kicked in so far and a lot of that in tax cuts vs. employing folks and a lot going to state government propping up as well. (2) Even though GDP was dropping off faster at the end of last year it is still dropping off today as well. Kind of like a plane in a dive going… [cont.]
Asked by TMI - Mon Jul 27 19:48:58 2009 - Politics - 2 Answers - Comments

A. We were lied to. The Stimulus Plan was to repay Obama and the Democrats political support. It was create government jobs for party loyalists, Czars, new cars and planes for liberal politicians. It was to give trillions to ACORN, ACLU and other anti-American community organizations. All the liberals got what they wanted or their requirements are in the pipe line to be fulfilled. The last people the liberals are looking out for are those are the people struggling to pay their taxes (as opposed to the politicians who failed to pay their taxes and were given a pass & raises or high paying jobs) and we the people who are living by the rules as we watch our taxes increase and barely getting by while we lose our jobs, our homes, our cars. But… [cont.]
Answered by Heidi 4 - Mon Jul 27 20:19:02 2009

Have you looked at this comparison of economic budget plans?
Q. The Committee For A Responsible Federal Budget (which factcheck.org uses) is a non partisan group that has an excellent breakdown of each candidates proposed spending and cuts and their predicted effect on our deficit. From their "About Us" page: The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget is a bipartisan, non-profit organization committed to educating the public about issues that have significant fiscal policy impact. The Committee is made up of some of the most important budget experts in the country including many of the past Directors of the Budget Committees, the Congressional Budget Office, the Office of Management and Budget and the Federal Reserve Board. If you are as confused as most Americans about the meat and… [cont.]
Asked by rookie35m - Mon Oct 13 17:34:30 2008 - Elections - 6 Answers - Comments

A. This is very interesting and thanks for the links. I run my own business and with Obama's tax cuts and tax hikes, it will put me out of business. I have a palm tree business and I supply trees and nursery items to home builders and every day citizens doing their own land scaping. When the economy is not working and jobs are scarce, people aren't buying, and homes aren't being built which puts me out of business. The tax increase affects my income and all of my employees paychecks. Mc Cain and Palin True Americans will rule
Answered by KING TUTT - Mon Oct 13 18:38:12 2008

Did u c the CBO Report that Obama's budget will make debt rise to 90% of GDP by 2020?
Q. " President Obama's fiscal 2011 budget will generate nearly $10 trillion in cumulative budget deficits over the next 10 years, $1.2 trillion more than the administration projected, and raise the federal debt to 90 percent of the nation's economic output by 2020, the Congressional Budget Office reported Thursday. In its 2011 budget, which the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released Feb. 1, the administration projected a 10-year deficit total of $8.53 trillion. After looking it over, CBO said in its final analysis, released Thursday, that the president's budget would generate a combined $9.75 trillion in deficits over the next decade. " What do you think? sky, he is spending MUCH more than Bush. You can check… [cont.]
Asked by DAR - Fri Mar 26 22:03:21 2010 - Politics - 13 Answers - Comments

A. no big deal. Just look at Greece... o nevermind.
Answered by Tea Bagger - Fri Mar 26 22:04:44 2010

All of the following are ways that formulating our budget has changed EXCEPT:?
Q. A) Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 B)transfer of Office of Management and Budget to the Executive Office of the President C)Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 D)Fiscal Policy Act of 1962
Asked by david - Tue Dec 14 19:07:14 2010 - Elections - 1 Answers - Comments

A. It has to be A
Answered by thecharleslloyd - Wed Dec 15 00:46:37 2010

The Office of Management and Budget helps in the budget process by?
Q. A. providing Congress with financial information. B. keeping the government running if Congress fails to pass appropriations. C. helping the President produce the budget. D. creating a budget independent of the President or Congress
Asked by Carina Jackson - Fri Feb 4 05:06:50 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Carina, the answer is "C". OMB is an effective office for any Presidential Administration in being able to produce the budget. Gerry
Answered by Gerry D - Fri Feb 4 14:28:34 2011

Governement question: Who does the Office of Management and Budget work with?
Q. The answer is not the president, I think it might be agencies of interest groups but Im not sure.
Asked by Jeter is my hubbie - Wed Mar 1 20:57:57 2006 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments

A. The Answer is the President. The Office of Mangement and Budget, or the OMB, is a branch of the Executive Branch that works for the President. Its main job is estimating and preparing the budget that the President approves and sends to Congress for approval. The office also cordinates the budget requests of all the agencies of the Executive Branch, for example, cabinent departments.
Answered by snowgod58 - Wed Mar 1 21:53:34 2006

The Office of Management and Budget?
Q. a. is part of the legislative branch of government. b. is responsible for deciding how much money each government agency receives in the budget. c. is a privately funded agency responsible for overseeing the preparation of the federal budget. d. is the office that has the final power to approve or disapprove of the federal budget proposed by Congress.
Asked by Emily Watson - Thu Mar 31 16:34:25 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Emily, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is the White House office responsible for devising and submitting the president's annual budget proposal to Congress. The only answer that fits is "B". Hope this helps and have a good day! Gerry
Answered by Gerry D - Fri Apr 1 14:08:09 2011

Which one of the following groups of advisors is not part of the executive office of the president?
Q. a. chief of staff, press secretary, and legal advisor b. national security council and office of management and budget c. general services administration, NASA, and EPA d. council of economic advisors and office of national drug control policy
Asked by Mike S - Fri Oct 12 01:46:22 2007 - Government - 3 Answers - Comments

A. C. Those administrations fall under the authority of the vice president I believe. (Too bad they can't blast him into space!)
Answered by mild_irritant - Fri Oct 12 01:49:36 2007

I need help matching which department would assist the president /?
Q. Match items in writing with there correct letters Answers A. Department of State B. National Labor Relations Board C.Department of Health and Human services D.Office management and budget E.White House office F.National Security Council 39. A television speech to the American people 40. A request from the Department of the Treasury that its annual appropriation be increased 41. Advice on how best to meet the threat on an atomic bomb 42. Advice on the Social Security system Match items in writing with there correct letters Answers A. Department of State B. National Labor Relations Board C.Department of Health and Human services D.Office management and budget E.White House office F.National Security Council 39. A television speech to the… [cont.]
Asked by Tiffany - Tue Jun 23 21:16:33 2009 - Government - 2 Answers - Comments

A. 39. E 40. D 41. F 42. C
Answered by wichitaor1 - Tue Jun 23 21:29:21 2009

Congress has just passed several bills outlining the federal budget What is the next step in the budget proces?
Q. a. The Office of Management and Budget will analyze the Congressional budget and chooses to approve or reject it. b. The federal budget will be sent to the fifty state legislatures for approval or rejection. c. The President signs the budget into law or vetoes it and sends it back to Congress. d. The new budget automatically becomes law.
Asked by Claudia Greer - Thu Mar 31 20:30:18 2011 - History - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Claudia, the only answer that fits is "D" above. I don't care for the wording in the choice here mind you as there are still some "steps" that have to occur before it passed into law; regardless of the bills the Congress has passed. Use "D" - it is your safe answer. Gerry
Answered by Gerry D - Sat Apr 2 09:23:42 2011

the (OMB)office of management and budget prepares a budget for the coming year:?
Q. A.after the president has asked for a new budget. B.after congress votes on how to spend money C.after all taxes have been collected D.after taxes have been collected, but before congress votes
Asked by jason contin - Wed Aug 23 15:56:17 2006 - Economics - 1 Answers - Comments

A. B The government doesn't work like business. They set a budget, then spend. It has nothing to do with income. If the Fed needs more money, they sell treasury notes, etc.
Answered by Fryemall - Thu Aug 24 21:08:07 2006

The process for preparing the federal budget begins with?
Q. a. estimates from all agencies detailing yearly spending projections b. plans for spending determined by the president c. suggestions on spending from congressional committees d. spending plans submitted by the office of budget and management
Asked by Slammy Sammy - Fri Oct 12 02:19:36 2007 - Government - 3 Answers - Comments

A. The process for preparing the federal budget begins with a. estimates from all agencies detailing yearly spending projections.
Answered by FRAGINAL, JTM - Fri Oct 12 02:24:15 2007