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Which statements correctly describe the federal budget process? Choose three correct answers.Congress debates and approves the official budget.Congress cannot override the president’s decision.Each department approves its final budget.New budgets are approved once every five years.The president submits a budget proposal.The president can approve or veto the budget.

A
Congress debates and approves the official budget.
B
Congress cannot override the president’s decision.
C
Each department approves its final budget.
D
New budgets are approved once every five years.
E
The president submits a budget proposal.
F
The president can approve or veto the budget.
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The 2001 federal budget can be described as a

A
balanced budget.
B
budget surplus.
C
budget deficit.
D
budget tax.
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This graph shows how the federal government has

A
changed the budget to balance it.
B
increased its debt to cover spending.
C
returned extra money to taxpayers.
D
decreased taxes to match spending.
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How do taxes affect the economy?

A
Corporations pay money that is used for corporate programs.
B
State governments pay money that is split equally among the states.
C
People pay money to the government, which uses it to sell bonds.
D
People pay money to the government, which uses it to pay for programs.
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Which statements best describe the Medicare program? Choose two correct answers.prepares children for schoolpaid for with a separate payroll taxprovides government bonds to hospitalsprovides health insurance to millions of people contributed to the budget surplus

A
prepares children for school
B
paid for with a separate payroll tax
C
provides government bonds to hospitals
D
provides health insurance to millions of people
E
contributed to the budget surplus

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