Program budgeting differs from line budgeting in that:

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Program budgeting groups together all agencies with similar objectives or missions, regardless of the government department in which they are located. Line budgeting, on the other hand, compares proposed expenditures within a specific department only. Choice (B) describes line budgeting, choice (C) refers to a tool or method used in budgeting, and choice (D) describes performance budgeting, which considers the impact of programs on income distribution.

Program Budgeting Differs from Line Budgeting in That