Question

Separation of payer and decider involves: A) To facilitate communication between the government and the taxpayers, the budget process may require open hearings before allocations are cast in law B) Detailed reporting of allocations may be required to assure citizens their money is being spent in the fashion illustrated by the budget C) Budget processes also restrict the swiftness or ability of an official to fast track certain expenditures D) A and C only E) A, B, and C

Answer 1

The separation of payer and decider involves facilitating communication, detailed reporting of allocations, and restricting the swiftness or ability to fast track certain expenditures.

Step-by-step explanation:

The separation of payer and decider involves several elements: A, B, and C. A is to facilitate communication between the government and the taxpayers, where the budget process may require open hearings before allocations are cast in law. B is detailed reporting of allocations to assure citizens that their money is being spent as illustrated by the budget. C is the restriction of budget processes to prevent officials from fast-tracking certain expenditures. Therefore, option E, A, B, and C is the correct answer for this question.