Drawbacks of the Federal Government Budget Process Include

Multiple Choice

Drawbacks of the federal government budget process include:

A) the use of continuing resolutions that reward last year's programs without adequate review of performance.
B) Congress having too much control over the budget.
C) a short review period for Congress that results in poor choices in funding programs.
D) Congress having to approve a budget with at least a two-thirds majority vote.
E) the President having too much power to cancel any proposed expenditure without the possibility of a Congressional override.