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    were temporary after the 9/11 attacks. The United States military spending escalated, and the country was spending more on the military by 2008, even more than it did during the cold war. In addition, before Iraq invaded Kuwait, huge cuts in the US defense spending appeared unavoidable (Mehay, Stephen and Loren 1990). Such reductions arose from the political changes in Eastern Europe that were widely perceived as reducing military threat to the United States and Western Europe…

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    According to Congressional Budget Office (CBO), “estimates that the federal budget deficit in 2016 will be $544 billion, raising debt held by the public to 76 percent of GDP” (CBO, 2016). Budget deficit means the government is in debt, and the calculation is for one-year period. So what is the federal budget? In its most simple terms the federal budget is created by the office of the president, using the federal departments and independent agencies. Documents include historical data as well…

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    trends are stable. As the size and complexity of the organization increases, so do the budgeting resource requirements. As such, it is also worth noting that due to the complexity of capital budgeting for companies, or a country as large as the United States, advanced computer programs are developed using increasingly advanced algorithms to determine efficient solutions. Specifically, these algorithms focus on determining the most efficient distribution of resources. Ongoing research into…

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    So what put the U.S in a league of its own? The world’s most sophisticated military panoply and a massive defense budget, an unmatched research and higher education establishment (ensure a future of excellence), a warrior culture and a humanitarian mission to the world. U.S twice saved Europe from itself and then saved it a third, during the cold war from the Soviet…

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    Thank you for your willingness to serve the United States of America. The amount of money poured into defense and the military has gone far beyond a reasonable amount. The U.S.’s annual budget for military defense spending was $598.5 billion, approximately 54% of the discretionary spending of the federal government (National Priorities). This staggering number is made even more astounding by the fact that the US accounts for approximately a third of the world’s defense spending (Taylor, Karklls)…

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    balance of power between the branches. However, on a state or local level, their balance of power is towards the executive level, with mayors or city managers than in the legislature, which is more apparent on the federal level. The state and local budget process is also more vulnerable to outside lobbying influence. However, the state and local budget is harder to change because it is often embedded in the state constitution. The President, state governors and mayors all have veto powers,…

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    Among the solutions was the United Nations recommendation that there be an alternative to detention centers established for this population, and only as a last resort should a child be held there. Due to a lack of protection for children, it was also proposed that children be placed with a guardian. The guardian would be appointed by an independent organization created for that purpose. One of the reasons this was stipulated was that children without a familial unit, are increasingly vulnerable…

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    that we will be decreasing the spending of Medicare, but we will be spending as much as we are now and that is all. We need to be able to set a budget and actually follow that budget. That means if we wanted to fund the other programs previously mentioned, we would have to find ways to fund Medicare further to ensure that we do not spend more that our budget allows. We need to develop a way to generate more income to fund this program of…

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    NASA Budget Essay

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    ink yet. Thats the annual budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, more commonly known as NASA, resting at one half of one percent of the US tax dollar. Therefore, I am calling on Trump’s administration and the United States Congress to increase NASA’s funding from its current level, to at least one percent of the annual budget. NASA contributes massive amounts of economic, technological, and inspirational capital to our nation, and I believe their budget should reflect…

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    the United States and the core of the State of Arizona, both in terms of the State’s government and the population. The overall City of Phoenix fiscal year operating budget for 2017-2018 is 4.5 billion dollars, approximately about half of the State of Arizona’s 9.6 billion dollar budget (COP,AZ)The Phoenix Police Department is the largest department in the City of Phoenix and one of the larger government entities throughout Arizona. The Phoenix Police Department has a larger operating budget and…

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