"Each year, after the President releases the Administration’s
budget request, the Congressional Budget Office analyzes
the proposals in that request. Using its own economic
projections and estimating procedures, CBO projects
what the federal budget would look like over the next
10 years if the President’s proposals were adopted. CBO
provides that information in two reports. In general, the
first report examines the proposals’ direct effects on the
budget; the second, which takes more time to prepare,
shows the effects that the proposals would have on the
economy and how those macroeconomic effects would,
in turn, feed back into the budget..."
Federal budget
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