When reviewing allocation funding, trends can change from year to year, and it is hard to predict a budget knowing this information, especially what budget cuts that should be made. There is no way a budget official can predict every incident and what effects it has on the economy. All of these things have to be taken into consideration in order for a budget to work successfully. Some advocates argue it is impossible to plan for or predict every turn of events that will absolutely impact the economy and inflate it. There is no way that anyone can have a true, foolproof forecast of events to come. What are your thoughts?

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