Budgets can be used as guidelines for counting and recording income and expenditures; many fiscal and other public-policy functions can also be served through budgeting, including
a. keeping a ledger.
b. revealing information about government spending.
c. statements of financial intent.
d. estimates of anticipated income and expenditures.
e. all of the above.
ANS: E
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a. in the twentieth century. b. in the late nineteenth century. c. in the early 1800s. d. in the Constitution.