Bibliography lists 5 sources. A 23 page research paper that analyzes the congressional budget process, paying particular attention to ways political parties and their congressmen influence budget outcomes. The writer highlights the concepts of majority rules as well as common tactics such as persuasion, bargaining, and threats, and also discusses the way a new presidential tool, the line-item veto, may considerably reduce the amount of influence parties have in budget outcomes. Bibliography lists 15 sources. Included are attempts at social engineering, economic corporate stimulus and the balanced-budget movement.
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Equilibrium is optimum. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Makes very clear, concise points supported by statistics and historical facts. 9 sources listed in bibliography. A 6 page report on the battle between Republicans and Democrats over the Balanced Budget Amendment.