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appropriation bill

Dictionary of Political EconomyDictionary of Political Economy
A (proposed) formal action by a legislative assembly (such as the U.S. Congress or a state legislature) that specifies exact amounts of the government's money that the Treasury may legally pay out (through new hiring, contracts for purchases, findings of individuals' eligibility for income transfer payments, etc.) for each of a list of particular pre-authorized programs carried out by governmental agencies over a specific period of time (normally one year). [See also: authorization bill ]

 

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Absolute advan...Acquittal
Agency problem
Agency problem...Agency problem...Aggregate dema...
Aggregate supp...Allocation
Anarchism
Appropriation ...Aristocracy
Authorization ...
Autocracy

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