The 1921 Budget and Accounting Act conferred agenda-setting powers over the budget to the president.This change in power over the budget helped create what is now known as

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The Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 shifted the power over the budget to the president, giving him more control over the budget and its priorities. This change helped create the managerial presidency, which is characterized by a president who actively manages the executive branch and its programs, and plays a key role in budgetary decisions.

The 1921 Budget and Accounting Act Conferred Agenda-Setting Powers Over