Local and state governments are required to have balanced budgets (expenses have to be greater or less than the revenues received) while the federal government can (and does) accumulate large deficits T OR F

The stage of public policy that most public administration and criminal justice majors will be involved with during the course of their careers is:

		Setting objectives
		Choosing to act
		Implementation
		Evaluation

The type of budgeting in which there is little emphasis on comprehensive change and instead small adjustments are made to the prior year's financial plan is best known as:

	Zero-based budgeting
		Program budgeting
		Incremental budgeting
		None of the above

Measure G (November 2018) which resulted from an effort by the group Friends of SDSU for to redevelop the Mission Valley Stadium to "SDSU West" is referred to as a(n):

		Initiative
		Case law
		Statutory law
		Referendum

In November 2016, voters in the City of La Mesa were presented with Measure U. This was a citizen sponsored initiative repealing the City Council's action to prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries and the cultivation and manufacturing of medical Marijuana. Measure U is an example of a(n):

Referendum

Recall

Statute

Initiative

During the Great Recession and its prolonged recovery, decreased revenues from property and sales tax severely impacted local government budgets. TRUE OR FALSE

City officials such as city managers and finance directors are elected by the public and voting members of city councils. TRUE OR FALSE

The study and practice of public administration encompasses the management of corporations since the principles of public administration and business administration are the same. TRUE OR FALSE

In the budgeting process, local government elected officials' key responsibilities are the "nuts and bolts tasks" behind the scenes such as developing revenue projections and understanding the financial implications of new mandates from new state and federal legislation. TRUE OR FALSE