Problems with the federal government budget process include:
A)budgeting that allows the President too much discretion in spending decisions.
B)budgeting that increases the flexibility of discretionary fiscal policy.
C)a budget outline that needs to be approved with at least a two-thirds majority vote.
D)most of the expenditures being for entitlement programs.
E)a brief budgeting that does not allow Congress to study whether the budget is an appropriate tool for fiscal policy.

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The fact that most of the expenditures are for entitlement programs creates difficulties in making significant changes in government spending without causing backlash from affected groups. This limits the government's ability to address other budgetary concerns, such as addressing the deficit or increasing spending in other areas.

Problems with the Federal Government Budget Process Include