Budgeting Restrictions in the US Government
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Who has the exclusive right to propose a budget?

  • The President (correct)
  • The House of Representatives
  • The Congress
  • The Senate
  • What happens if the budget is not passed prior to the start of the fiscal year?

  • Congress can propose a new budget
  • The President loses the right to propose a budget
  • Congress can allocate funds freely
  • It is automatically re-enacted based on the previous year's budget (correct)
  • What can Congress do regarding the President's proposed budget?

  • Ignore it entirely
  • Propose a new budget from scratch
  • Only reduce or reallocate appropriations (correct)
  • Completely reject it
  • In what situation can the President use a line-item veto?

    <p>To veto specific provisions without vetoing the entire bill</p> Signup and view all the answers

    From where can the President augment appropriations?

    <p>By reallocating funds within the existing appropriations</p> Signup and view all the answers

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