The federal budget is
A) for a fiscal year, from January 1 to December 31.
B) a statement of the government's anticipated expenditures and revenues.
C) a statement of how much the various agencies of the federal government would like to spend.
D) managed by the Federal Reserve System.
E) submitted by the president to Congress and must be either rejected or accepted without modification.
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